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Hole In The Back Of Swaddle Me. What are the dos and don’ts of safe swaddling? A swaddle with a hole in the back ensures that the car seat’s straps make direct contact with the baby’s body, ensuring they’re held securely. This eliminates the possibility of the swaddle interfering with the function of the car seat straps or buckles, reducing risk and promoting safety. It's so you can feed the 5 point safety harness. (if you’re still on the fence about swaddling, i recommend reading about the pros and cons of swaddling first.) this website uses referral links. Many swaddles have a hole in the back and this is deliberately designed to provide a greater level of comfort and safety for the baby. It helps lessen the effect of the startle reflex on your baby and hopefully prevent them from awakening. I just read the directions in my new swaddle out of boredom. How to swaddle your baby safely? The hole in the back of swaddle blankets is meant to help swaddle the baby in a swing or bouncer. We have the kiddopotamus swaddler and there is a cut out hole in the back by the butt and i've always wondered what it's for. Put your swaddle in the swing, pull the straps of the swing through the hole, place the baby in the swaddleme, swaddle them and then fasten the straps. You know that hole in the back of the swaddle we all wanted to know why it was there?

(if you’re still on the fence about swaddling, i recommend reading about the pros and cons of swaddling first.) this website uses referral links. Put your swaddle in the swing, pull the straps of the swing through the hole, place the baby in the swaddleme, swaddle them and then fasten the straps. You know that hole in the back of the swaddle we all wanted to know why it was there? A swaddle with a hole in the back ensures that the car seat’s straps make direct contact with the baby’s body, ensuring they’re held securely. The hole in the back of swaddle blankets is meant to help swaddle the baby in a swing or bouncer. It helps lessen the effect of the startle reflex on your baby and hopefully prevent them from awakening. It's so you can feed the 5 point safety harness. How to swaddle your baby safely? This eliminates the possibility of the swaddle interfering with the function of the car seat straps or buckles, reducing risk and promoting safety. We have the kiddopotamus swaddler and there is a cut out hole in the back by the butt and i've always wondered what it's for.

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Hole In The Back Of Swaddle Me Put your swaddle in the swing, pull the straps of the swing through the hole, place the baby in the swaddleme, swaddle them and then fasten the straps. We have the kiddopotamus swaddler and there is a cut out hole in the back by the butt and i've always wondered what it's for. I just read the directions in my new swaddle out of boredom. (if you’re still on the fence about swaddling, i recommend reading about the pros and cons of swaddling first.) this website uses referral links. The hole in the back of swaddle blankets is meant to help swaddle the baby in a swing or bouncer. Put your swaddle in the swing, pull the straps of the swing through the hole, place the baby in the swaddleme, swaddle them and then fasten the straps. It helps lessen the effect of the startle reflex on your baby and hopefully prevent them from awakening. You know that hole in the back of the swaddle we all wanted to know why it was there? A swaddle with a hole in the back ensures that the car seat’s straps make direct contact with the baby’s body, ensuring they’re held securely. This eliminates the possibility of the swaddle interfering with the function of the car seat straps or buckles, reducing risk and promoting safety. How to swaddle your baby safely? It's so you can feed the 5 point safety harness. Many swaddles have a hole in the back and this is deliberately designed to provide a greater level of comfort and safety for the baby. What are the dos and don’ts of safe swaddling?