Sleep Blog

As your baby begins showing signs of rolling, it's crucial to transition out of swaddling to ensure their safety and support their development. Here’s what you need to know about when to stop swaddling and how to make the transition smoothly: When to Stop Swaddling It is essential to discontinue swaddling as soon as the baby starts showing signs that they can begin to roll. Babies can begin to show signs of rolling typically between 4-to-6 months, but for some, it may happen earlier. At th …

As parents, ensuring your baby gets peaceful and restorative sleep is always a top priority. However, introducing changes to their sleep routine—such as swaddling in a different arm position or product, transitioning out of a swaddle, or incorporating a new sleep aid—can sometimes feel overwhelming. Every baby adjusts differently, and some transitions may require patience and a tailored approach. By understanding your baby’s unique needs and following proven strategies, you can help them adapt …

The ability to roll over is one of the major milestones for your newborn baby, as it marks a shift in their mobility and muscle control.As a general guide: Babies can roll from tummy to back during playtime first, Followed by rolling from back to tummy during playtime, And soon after, they may roll from back to tummy during sleep. However, this may not be the case with all babies! Some babies start rolling as early as 2 months, while others may start closer to 6 months. Additionally, the b …