Love To Dream
Swaddle Up 1.0 TOG Cotton Lilac Meadow
New parents who find folding swaddles fiddly can zip this one on in seconds.
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United States
Love To Dream
Price seen October 13, 2026
$34.95 USD
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Why it made our lists
A zip-up swaddle for parents who find folding a blanket fiddly at 3am. Arms sit up, and a two-way zip helps night changes. Size by weight, and some babies prefer arms down.
A zip-up swaddle for parents who find folding a blanket fiddly. Arms stay up, the two-way zip helps with night changes. Buy by the baby's weight, and skip it if the parents say their baby prefers arms down.
A zip-up swaddle for parents who cannot face folding a blanket at three in the morning. The two-way zip makes night changes quicker. Buy by weight, and expect to need the next size within a few months.
What it is
A zip-up cotton swaddle that holds the baby's arms in an up position, with a two-way zip for night-time diaper changes and room around the hips and legs. 1.0 TOG weight. Sizes Newborn (5-8.5 lbs), Small (8-13 lbs) and Medium (13-19 lbs).
A zip-up sleep sack that holds a baby's arms up by the face instead of pinned at the sides, so they can reach their hands for self-soothing. It has a two-way zip so nappies can be changed from the bottom without unzipping the whole thing, and room around the hips and legs. The stretch cotton fabric is the 1.0 TOG weight, and sizes go by the baby's weight.
The details
- Warmth
- 1.0 TOG
- Sizes
- Newborn 5-8.5 lb, Small 8-13 lb, Medium 13-19 lb
- Closure
- Two-way zip for nappy changes
- Position
- Arms-up, roomy around hips and legs
- Fabric
- Cotton with 4-way stretch
From the shop's product page, read October 3, 2026.
Worth knowing
Pick the size by the baby's weight; babies outgrow each size in a few months, and some babies prefer arms down.
Skip it for a baby who settles better with arms swaddled down, since this design holds the arms up.
- Good for
- New parents, Baby (0–2)
- Interests
- Home & cozy
- Occasions
- Christmas, Baby shower
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