Comments on: SLEEPING WELL WITH SLEEPY WINGS https://beverlys.net/2012/10/sleeping-well-with-sleepy-wings/ Fri, 11 Apr 2014 06:12:36 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 By: Beverly! https://beverlys.net/2012/10/sleeping-well-with-sleepy-wings/#comment-179248 Fri, 11 Apr 2014 06:12:36 +0000 https://beverlys.net/blog/?p=8111#comment-179248 In reply to lifamily.

Its def only for nap/sleep time, but I’m not sure if the sizing accomodates a toddler. You may need to check the site to check their measurements!

]]> By: lifamily https://beverlys.net/2012/10/sleeping-well-with-sleepy-wings/#comment-179245 Thu, 10 Apr 2014 18:05:55 +0000 https://beverlys.net/blog/?p=8111#comment-179245 Hi, is this good for a 15mo toddler? My 15mo daughter has had eczema for months. we’ve been using ScratchMeNot mitten sleeves, but she still manages to rub her face very badly even with the sleeves one (particularly during nap/sleep) time…she is almost 20lbs. do you suppose to take this off during the day and only put it on during nap/bed time? does it affect their playing and such?

]]> By: Beverly! https://beverlys.net/2012/10/sleeping-well-with-sleepy-wings/#comment-178826 Mon, 09 Dec 2013 07:33:41 +0000 https://beverlys.net/blog/?p=8111#comment-178826 In reply to Chloe.

Yes it does! It somewhat holds them down, though not as tightly as a swaddle. But, I find kids escape out of the swaddles too easy, but they cant out of sleepywings 🙂

]]> By: Chloe https://beverlys.net/2012/10/sleeping-well-with-sleepy-wings/#comment-178824 Mon, 09 Dec 2013 04:13:32 +0000 https://beverlys.net/blog/?p=8111#comment-178824 Hi. My son is now 6 months old and he still needs to be swaddled for naps and bedtime – otherwise he can’t fall asleep! However, he now always finds his way to release his arms out, and as a result keep waking up at night (almost every hour, if not two!) and I have to re-swaddle him back! He also had a mild case of eczema and always scratches his face/ear when with his hands while sleeping. So I’m wondering if this Sleepy Wings could actually ‘restrict’ his arms movement so as to reduce his night waking?

]]> By: Beverly! https://beverlys.net/2012/10/sleeping-well-with-sleepy-wings/#comment-175982 Wed, 10 Oct 2012 14:00:20 +0000 https://beverlys.net/blog/?p=8111#comment-175982 In reply to The Nonya.

It’s partially swaddled. Very similar to you lying in bed under a quilt, IMHO! So the baby can move their arms, but in a limited way. Love it cos it’s not fully restrictive like a swaddle, so it’s perfect for his daytime naps.

]]> By: Beverly! https://beverlys.net/2012/10/sleeping-well-with-sleepy-wings/#comment-175981 Wed, 10 Oct 2012 13:52:11 +0000 https://beverlys.net/blog/?p=8111#comment-175981 In reply to Rasee Govindani on Facebook.

These should work then cos they’re not as restrictive as a swaddle and only the arms. And have I ever told you that Lexi is such a gorgeous name?!

]]> By: The Nonya https://beverlys.net/2012/10/sleeping-well-with-sleepy-wings/#comment-175977 Wed, 10 Oct 2012 11:57:02 +0000 https://beverlys.net/blog/?p=8111#comment-175977 Would their arms still jerk & wake themselves up when they’re wearing the Sleepy Wings or does it partially swaddle their arms? I love the fact that you could swaddle them still in the car seat which you can’t with a traditional swaddle.

]]> By: Rasee Govindani on Facebook https://beverlys.net/2012/10/sleeping-well-with-sleepy-wings/#comment-175976 Wed, 10 Oct 2012 10:07:49 +0000 https://beverlys.net/blog/?p=8111#comment-175976 This looks awesome. Lexi has to be swaddled too but I want to gently transition her out of them now that she is rolling.

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