HALO 100% Cotton Sleepsack Swaddle — 3-Way Adjustable, TOG 1.5, Midnight Moons Blue, 3-6 Months

Introducing the HALO 100% Cotton Sleepsack Swaddle — a trusted wearable blanket designed to replace loose blankets in the crib and promote a safer sleep environment. Endorsed by hospitals nationwide, this swaddle combines a soft, breathable fabric with a dependable fit that adapts as your baby grows, making bedtime routines smoother for caregivers and more comforting for little ones.

Cozy, breathable cotton that moves with baby

Made from 100% cotton in a double-knit construction, the fabric feels soft and slightly stretchy for a snug, gentle swaddle. The TOG rating of 1.5 suits cooler evenings around 68–72°F, helping maintain comfortable body temperature without overheating. The sleeveless design further enhances airflow while keeping the upper body securely wrapped.

Three ways to swaddle, three paths to calm

The 3-way adjustable design offers flexible fit options as your baby sleeps and self-soothes evolve:

• Arms-In to help limit startle reflex and promote calmer sleep.
• One-Arm-Out for self-soothing with a guided hand position while the rest stays snug.
• Two-Arms-Out to ease the transition away from swaddling when ready.

Convenience and safety features that matter

An inverted zipper opens from the bottom for quick diaper changes without fully disturbing the swaddle, while the sleeveless design reduces overheating risk and the snug neck opening keeps the wrap secure around the shoulders.

Size and usage guidance

Small size is tailored for infants 3–6 months, typically 13–18 pounds and 23–26 inches tall. Discontinue use when the baby begins rolling over or attempts to break free from the swaddle.

Practical tips for daily use:

• Incorporate the Sleepsack into your bedtime routine to establish a calm, familiar environment.
• Pair with a safe sleep surface and consistent cues to support restful nights.

Note: This product is designed to replace loose bedding and provide a secure wrap. Individual results may vary, and safety should be monitored during sleep.