SWADDLING

HALO’s cotton Sleepsack Wearable Blanket is an excellent choice for keeping your baby cozy when transitioning from the swaddle. The baglike design makes babies feel secure, but they can move their arms and legs freely to find a comfortable position and self-soothe. It’s also safe to continue using once they can turn over. It’s meant to be worn over PJs as a safer alternative to a loose blanket. Because it can’t be kicked off, the wearable blanket will also keep your baby warmer at night. And it unzips from the bottom for easy diaper changes.

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We offer a variety of fabrics so you can select the very best Swaddle Blanket for Baby. SwaddleDesigns swaddle blanket is known as the gold standard when it comes to blankets for swaddling babies. We use high quality fabrics custom woven for us, European inks and AZO free dyes. Every component is selected with care and thoughtfulness with special little ones in mind.

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The exact cause or causes of hip dysplasia are not known. It is widely accepted that hip dysplasia develops around the time of birth because the hip socket is shallower at birth than at any time before or after birth. The shallow socket at birth is because of natural fetal growth that increasingly limits hip movement during later stages of pregnancy. The shallow socket may allow more flexibility for the infant to pass through the birth canal.

Hip dysplasia is a musculoskeletal condition that occurs when the hip bone does not develop properly and the top of the femur doesn't fit into it like a ball and socket. In an infant, this leaves the hip joint loose and prone to injury, and can lead to other health problems.