Not the age of judgment, but the "development of the child." 🤍

Are you still two months old? 🤍

Many people have asked us a lot lately that

"Phoebus, two months ago, still wrapped up?"

The answer is... still wrapped.

But it's not because you're used to it or you can't quit.

It's because before making a decision, we spent a lot of time studying the pediatrician's advice and the baby's safe sleep guidelines to reach a conclusion that convinced us that...

Age is not something used to determine when to stop swaddling.

The more important thing is your development.

At first we understood, as many people, that after two months, we had to stop wrapping, but when we actually read the data, each child did not develop equally.

Some people start flipping at 2 months.

Some 3 months.

Some are almost 5 months.

So looking at age alone is probably not the cheapest answer.

What we do every day is observe Phi Bus

Have you started trying to flip?

Start your own chin yet?

Flex harder?

Do you lift your hips often?

Without these signals, the swaddle is safe.

But when we start trying to flip, even once, we stop swaddling.

Not waiting to be successfully flipped.

Because we never know when the first time you can flip will happen.

Could be tonight...

Maybe it's when we're asleep.

And if the ball is overturned while the arm is still wrapped, it may be difficult for him to push or lift his face, something we do not want to risk.

Another thing that many people worry about, including us, is

"If you stop wrapping, will you flinch to sleep?"

Actually, flinching. Or Moro Reflex is typical of babies.

Most gradually decline at about 3-4 months of age and disappear as they grow up.

So if it's time to really stop wrapping, we won't go back to wrapping just because we're afraid of you flinching.

But it will help you adapt in other ways, such as switching to Sleep Sack and making the right sleep environment.

For Phoebus, now two months old, doctors say that he is developing well, his neck is strong with age, and there is no sign of turning over.

So we still wrap ourselves up for you when you sleep.

But we also know that this age changes very quickly.

Today hasn't flipped...

Doesn't mean tomorrow hasn't flipped yet.

Because of this, we choose to observe children every day rather than just age numbers.

Raising a child does not have a formula for success that works for everyone.

But having the right information and observing our children is what makes us feel confident in every decision.

And for us...

Whether you sleep long is important, but you sleep safely is always more important. 🤍

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