Aden and Anais Muslin Wraps

Muslin is a unique cotton fabric first introduced into England in the late 17th century. Muslin has a light, open weave that allows air to flow seamlessly through the material. The soft natural fibers allow your baby's body temperature to adjust naturally, eliminating over-heating, but ensuring warmth and comfort. aden anais wraps will allow you to safely swaddle your baby, giving you confidence that your baby will experience a peaceful and secure sleep.

Notice the SIZE of the blanket. (47"x47")



What mommies have to say.....

I too am a fan of these wraps! They feel great and are light and airy, yet still keep my son warm enough at night to have a great night’s sleep. A friend of mine recommended these wraps after she bought a pack for her daughter. She had first heard about them on Oprah, I think. Now, her daughter can’t sleep without her wrap! I’ve also spread the word about the wraps to my husband’s cousin, whose son is extremely allergic to most materials. He can only use/wear cotton, so I thought these might work well for him. I’m very happy with them. I actually wish these were the only blankets I received at my baby shower! I ended up with so many receiving blankets that didn’t make for good swaddles because they were just too small. These wraps are a great size and offer plenty of wiggle room!

I use these swaddle blankets, and they are great. They are HUGE, which is good because my baby is huge too. I also wish I had known about these before our baby was born so I could ask for them. We received tons of receiving blankets that we couldn’t use after about a month or two. Our son is 7 months old and still likes to be swaddled at night, so these work great. A bonus feature is that if you put one of these in your diaper bag, you’ll find about a million uses for it, like using it for tummy time while you’re at a friend’s house or my personal fave, as a nursing cover. I have a Hooter Hide (which I also love), but my son has begun tugging at it and moving it around. I have to constantly fight him to keep myself covered. This swaddle blanket is so huge that I don’t have to worry at all, but its lightweight enough that he isn’t burning hot underneath (and I live in the South).

Allysa