DREAMLAND BABY Weighted Sleep Sack | Gently Weighted Sleep Sack | 100% Natural Cotton | 2-Way Zipper | Machine Washable and Dryable | White with Gray Star, MD (6-12 Mo.) (DB)

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I just bought 3 Kyte Baby and I loveeee them! They are super soft & come longer than the Burt’s bees (the other ones we use)!" Gangan said she intends to use the results of the company's research to conduct an overnight sleep study. Regulation hasn't caught up to weighted infant sleepwear — yet

With the gentle weight providing deep-pressure stimulation, your little one can safely roll, sit or stand -- all feeling secure and cozy in their very own weight blanket. In a clinical study it was reported that the gentle pressure from weighted blankets are not only safe for infants, but also significantly increased calm feelings. Though there is no standard for weighted infant sleepwear in the U.S., there's work being done to create one.Welcome to the world of dreamy sleep for your little one! Made from 100% natural cotton, DREAMLAND BABY Sleep Swaddle is a revolutionary product that will help ensure your baby has the best sleep yet. We only use the Kyte one since buying it finally! Worth the money. It is so soft and way more blanket like than some of the ones I’ve tried. My baby loves it!" Consumer Product Safety Commission officials are also involved in the work of the ASTM subcommittee. Though the CPSC sometimes creates its own mandatory standards for consumer products, it also regularly adopts voluntary standards created by organizations such as ASTM. My husband and I first saw Dreamland Baby on Shark Tank before becoming parents (which explains why we had time to watch Shark Tank). After forgetting about the product for a few years, we received it as a gift from my mom to help our daughter sleep better, since her sleep consistency was declining as she struggled to transition out of the swaddle: her startle reflex was intense, and she jumped at every quiet sound or small movement of her arms.

Getting unsafe products off the shelves will help make sleep environments safer, experts say, but parents and caregivers also need to learn more about how to keep sleeping infants safe and why the AAP cautions against certain products and environments. While some parents may know about safe sleep but choose not to follow recommendations for various reasons, others may have no idea their baby’s sleep arrangement is unsafe. There is also no universal standard for how much weight an infant can handle, though many weighted blankets for older children and adults say users shouldn't exceed a weight of 10% of their body weight. Parents often swaddle their babies for too long because they see that their babies sleep so well in them. But swaddling a baby who rolls over can be dangerous, which we explain in our article, “The 3 Signs it’s Time to Stop Swaddling Your Baby.” Designed and reviewed by certified sleep consultants and pediatric pulmonologists for breathing safety with zero adverse events.

HealthyChildren.org offers additional resources for parents that can be shared by media outlets with a link or excerpt that includes attribution to AAP: For example, if you weigh 100 pounds, then a 10-pound blanket should be sufficient, but if you weigh 200 pounds then a 20-pound blanket would be better suited for your needs. Filling Material Matters Cleaning the Kyte sleep bag may not be as simple, as the brand recommends hanging or lying the sleep bags flat to dry. Jamison says this was not a big deal but notes "it's helpful to have more than one so you don't accidentally end up with a wet sleep bag when you need one." Robin, however, put her Kyte sleep bags in the dryer with no problems.