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Receiving Blanket vs Swaddle: What the Size Charts Say

One is a small cloth you fold. The other is either a much larger cloth or a garment that wraps and fastens. They get shelved together, they arrive at the same baby shower, and they are not intercha...

1.5 TOG Sleep Sack Temperature: The Range Brands Agree On

We checked eleven baby sleep sack brands. Five of them publish a room-temperature range in Fahrenheit for a 1.5 TOG, and across those five, the only band they all share is 68–72°F (20–22°C). Outsid...

How to Dress a Baby for Sleep?

Dressing a baby for sleep comes down to five steps: measure the room temperature, choose a sleep sack TOG rated for that temperature, start with a fitted breathable base layer, check your baby's ch...

When to Stop Swaddling Your Baby?

Stop swaddling at the first sign your baby is trying to roll. Trying is the signal, not managing it. A baby who rolls toward their side, or who arches and twists as though working toward it, has re...

What To Do If Baby Spits Up While Sleeping?

If your baby spits up while sleeping, check their breathing, usual color, and responsiveness first. If your baby is breathing normally, looks their usual color, and is settled, wipe away visible mi...

Can a Swaddle Be Too Tight?

You have zipped the swaddle, stepped back, and something looks wrong. A swaddle can be too tight, and the check takes about ten seconds: two or three fingers should slide flat between the chest and...

How to Dress a Baby With Fever at Night?

When you touch a hot little forehead at 2 a.m., the first instinct is to do something with the layers. For most babies, one light, breathable cotton layer is the safest starting point for a feveris...

Do Babies Need a Summer Sleep Sack?

Most questions about summer sleep sacks come from the same place. The nursery feels warm at bedtime, but by early morning, after the air conditioning has been running for hours, it feels noticeably...

SIDS Safe Sleep Guidelines: What Parents Can Do to Help Reduce Risk?

Parents usually search for SIDS advice because they want one clear answer: what actually helps make sleep safer? The most consistent guidance from major infant-safe-sleep organizations, including t...