HALO 100% Cotton Sleepsack Swaddle - 3-Way Adjustable TOG 1.5, Newborn 0-3M, Baby Blue

Cozy, safer sleep for newborns

The HALO 100% Cotton Sleepsack Swaddle is a newborn wearable blanket designed to replace loose blankets in the crib. Endorsed by hospitals nationwide, it helps create a safer sleep environment while keeping your baby snug and comfortable in soft, breathable cotton.

Soft cotton and flexible warmth

Crafted from 100% cotton with a double-knit construction, this Sleepsack delivers a gentle stretch and a cozy feel you can sense against baby's skin. The TOG 1.5 rating makes it a versatile choice for cooler evenings, typically suitable for room temperatures around 68 to 72 F (about spring or fall use).

• 100% cotton double-knit for a soft, breathable, lightly stretchy feel
• TOG 1.5 rating aligned to cooler room temperatures
• Sleeveless design helps minimize overheating while keeping arms in place
• Snug arm and neck openings for a secure, comfortable fit
• Newborn size (6–12 lbs, 19–23 in) designed for 0–3 months

Three-way adjustable swaddle for growing babies

The 3-way adjustable swaddle offers flexible comfort for evolving sleep routines. Use Arms-In to reduce startle reflex, One-Arm-Out for self-soothing with one arm free, or Two-Arms-Out to ease into the SleepSack while maintaining a secure wrap.

• Arms-In for a snug, secure wrap
• One-Arm-Out for self-soothing while staying swaddled
• Two-Arms-Out as a gradual transition to the SleepSack

Easy diaper changes and consistent fit

An inverted zipper opens from the bottom, allowing diaper changes without fully disturbing the baby. The sleeveless design reduces overheating risk, and snug arm and neck openings help keep the garment in place during sleep.

• Bottom inverted zipper for quick diaper changes
• Sleeveless cut minimizes excess warmth
• Secure arm and neck openings promote steady wear

Usage guidance for newborns

Sized for 0–3 months, this Sleepsack is ideal for babies weighing 6–12 pounds and measuring 19–23 inches. Discontinue use when the baby begins to roll over or attempts to escape the swaddle.