ergoPouch Cocoon Swaddle Sack 0.2 TOG - Baby Sleep Sack, Gentle Snug Fit Helps Calm Startle Reflex, Ideal for Arms In/Out Sleeping, Soft Breathable Fabric for Better Sleep (0-3 Months, Sage)

Love these! My baby likes to have his arms out and this has enough of a "swaddle" feel without his arms in. Expensive but very well made. You can use the snaps to keep their arms in or open them up depending on preference. It can be either a swaddle or sleepsack. I like that they can move around but still feel secure. I got the green and blue in 2 different sizes. Wish there were more colors and designs but like the ones they do have.

I love this little sleep sack. It is honestly one of my go-to's and one of my baby's favorites. It is very easy to use. And it has a double zipper where I can usually change baby at night without having to wake him up and take him all the way out of the sleep sack. It's really cute and it fits so well even though it says it's a small. He's now 3 months and he hasn't grown out of it yet, which I really love and it's not too hot when he sleeps because he gets really warm at night and it's quite comfortable because she seems to love this one too. As soon as I put him in it he settles down and settles in. I want another one.

My baby loved this. Used it with tucked in arms and arms outside of the sleep sack. Very high quality and will make a great hand me down for many babies.

I bought the 2.5 TOG in size 0-3 months for my three week old granddaughter. She loves a swaddle and we’re experiencing a very cold stretch this winter so I thought we could give this a try. I just ordered a second one fore her because she has had it on day and night for five days now. My daughter said it’s the best swaddle they’ve had - it’s warm and easy to get the baby changed in it, they like that they can open up the sides and let her arms out to move around, it’s soft and warm, and the baby is comfortable in it. For sizing, the baby is currently about 20” long and 10.5 lbs and the swaddle has a few inches of room in the length to grow into and it easily zips over her arms but is snug enough for her to feel swaddled. It’s stretchy so hoping this size will get her through the worst of the winter months. I purchased the newborn size originally but I couldn’t even get it zipped, but my granddaughter is a little chunk!

So far we are liking this swaddle for our 6 week old. It definitely runs big so we have to put a thin swaddle on underneath it to keep his arms tight. It is VERY long but not a problem for us since we’ll be able to use it as a sleep sack when he gets bigger. It is a thicker/heavier material and soft on the inside which is great for where we live since it gets cold this time of year. We also like that this swaddle will be able to grow with him and eventually become a cozy sleep sack once he starts rolling and his arms need to be out.

I've had three babies and each one preferred a different swaddle type which has been more expensive for us but also so informative. Our first baby wanted to be a Cactus and after several tries, we found the Love to Dream arms up swaddles to be the absolute best brand for those. Our second baby wanted to be a burrito, and he just loved being swaddled in warm fuzzy blankets and later long-sleeve fuzzy sleep sacks. Brand didn't really matter for that one. This third baby loves to be a Caterpillar, and the cocoon swaddles are his favorite. After reviewing and trying a couple different cocoons, this brand has become our absolute favorite. They're soft, and they wash well and continue to be soft. So so easy to zip on and off and zipper quality is great! You only have to zip up the bottom to change the diaper at night which keeps the babies hands nice and cozy and keeps him more calm and asleep. This baby is a mover and a flailer, so he wacks himself even with the Love to Dream arms up style swaddles. This one keeps him nice and secure with just the right amount of wiggle room. He's never slept better. If your baby also has wild arms, crazy startle reflex and the desire to be a little Caterpillar, get this. It's pricey but you won't regret it! We don't, not at all. *Also mentioning we keep our house very cold at night and the first one we owned was 3.5 thickness. But those ones are like $70, so this time we opted for thinner material for less money and are giving him fuzzy fleece jammies underneath. This .2 thickness is perfect for daytime naps, and we just dress him a little warmer at night.

This sleep sack saved my sleep schedule! My baby has never liked to be swaddled and always broke free but this keeps the arms down comfortably without being too tight. I got the 1.0 TOG and he slept great in it during the winter when the chill would sneak in overnight. Very easy to clean and zip baby up in. Will be recommending to any current or future mom's!

The concept of this swaddle is nice if you have a baby that isn’t strong enough to break out of a swaddle. Otherwise the hold on this swaddle is weak and baby’s arms get out fairly easily.