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Sroo Smart Swaddle Blanket

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Sroo Smart Swaddle Blanket
Sroo Smart Swaddle Blanket
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Description:

"SnuggleRoo Smart Swaddle Blanket It includes a pacifier attachment so you can attach baby's pacifier to their favourite blanket. It also includes a clip so you can turn your blanket into a feeding cover or you can use it to attach baby's favourite toy. Perfect for every day use. 100% Cotton Secure Clip Pacifier Attachment Size 80 x 110cm Proudly manufactured in South Africa by Snuggletime Material: Banket and Binding: 100% Cotton, Ribbon: 100% Polyester, Pacifier Ring: 100% Silicone, Secure Clip: Plastic "

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Material: Banket and Binding: 100% Cotton, Ribbon: 100% Polyester, Pacifier Ring: 100% Silicone, Secure Clip: Plastic

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"Swaddling your newborn baby recreates the familiar deep pressure of the womb which helps to calm and relax baby and prepare them for sleep. Swaddling also helps babies sleep for longer. Sleep prepares baby's body for growth, boosts their immune systems and primes their brains to absorb information. Tips for Swaddling: 1. Swaddle baby from birth. They will learn to associate the deep hug of being swaddled as part of their bed time routine. 2.Swaddle baby with their hands on their chest high enough to be able to self soothe by sucking on their fingers or fist. 3. ALWAYS place baby to sleep on their backs when swaddled."
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