Wraps

Wraps

For many generations, and perhaps as far back as 4000BC, mothers have believed that a swaddled baby will sleep more soundly and for longer. Wrapping baby up securely replicates the snug womb environment, restricts the Moro or startle reflex which can disturb slumber and can become a soothing sleep cue. Indeed, swaddling is common practice in many countries around the world today and science has proved a correlation between swaddling and the increased length of uninterrupted sleep in...

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