Nested Bean Zen Sack Winter - Gently Weighted Sleep Sack | Baby: 0-6M | TOG 2.5 | Helps Transition from Swaddle | Cotton 100%

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Gangan pointed out that infants regularly experience pressure from tight car seat straps across their bodies and “have hands or caregiver palms of various weights be placed on their bodies including on their chests.

They can help to determine if the weighted sleep sack might be able to aid your baby’s sleep,” she explains.

Additionally, mommies whom we surveyed mentioned that they prefer sleep sacks that are breathable and gentle on the baby’s skin. I have worked in the dental field for a long time and occasionally when I put the lead vest on some patients before taking X-rays, they’d say “I could keep this thing on for my entire appointment! Michelle Barry, the founder and president of the nonprofit Safe Infant Sleep, says she understands why exhausted new parents look for ways to help their babies sleep longer, but she worries about unregulated products that claim to offer a fix. Gangan, the Nested Bean president, said the study gave no indication that her company’s products were unsafe.

They are heavier, weighing nearly 13 ounces for babies up to 6 months old, and they spread the weight across a larger surface area. Moreover, you should opt for a sleep sack where the weight is evenly distributed and the pressure is applied gently to your baby’s body without causing discomfort or restricting movement. There are two types of sleep sacks available in the market – sleeveless and those with removable sleeves. Several organizations including the AAP and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, educate parents on best sleep practices.To help reduce the risk of sleep-related death [9], be sure to place your baby to sleep on a firm, flat sleep surface with only a fitted sheet (and without loose blankets or other bedding, pillows, or soft toys). The Burt’s Bees Beekeeper Wearable Blanket has been meticulously crafted to offer sufficient space for your baby’s hips and legs to move freely while keeping their head and arms outside the blanket.