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| Brand: Miracle Blanket
Category: Baby Product
List Price: $29.99
Buy New: $29.95
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Rating:  34 reviews
Sales Rank: 658
Color: Beige
Batteries Included: No
Age: 0 - 4 months
Size: Newborn to 14 weeks
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 11 x 8 x 1
Warranty: 100% satisfaction guarantee when purchased from authorized resellers.
MPN: M50007
UPC: 689076715997
EAN: 0689076715997
ASIN: B000G0L2TM
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| Features:
| • | Helps babies sleep on their backs to avoid SIDS concerns | | • | Makes breast feeding easier | | • | The revolutionary swaddling blanket that stays put | | • | Helps baby to sleep longer |
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Product Description
Help your baby sleep better than you ever imagined with this 100% cotton knit Miracle Blanket.The Miracle Blanket makes it easy to get the perfect swaddle every time, even in the dark! Your baby will sleep better, longer and will be less fussy since he/she will finally get the sleep they (and you) so desperately need. The fabric is a super soft cotton knit selected for several good reasons: It's breathable so that it can be used in warm climates while still being luxurious enough to keep your baby warm in cooler places. It has just enough stretch to absorb your baby's movements without coming undone but it's not so stretchy that it won't stay tight.Most importantly, it stands up to constant use and washing. Like any baby fabric, you should wash it in the cold cycle and dry it on the delicate cycle. Ages 0-4 mos. Beige, Solid Blue,Solid Pink,Blue with Green trim, Yellow with Green trim,Blue Camouflage or Pink Camuflage.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 29 more reviews...
 Truly a Miracle! November 30, 2008
S. Greer (Santa Rosa, CA USA)
Before this blanket, our baby was up every 2 hours at night, crying and miserable. The first night we tried the blanket, he slept for six hours. It was the most sleep I'd had in weeks! We felt mean, pinning his arms down in his little straight jacket, but it really soothes him and prevents him from startling himself awake. He calms down everytime we swaddle him with it. I also incorporate "The Happiest Baby on the Block" techniques and things are so much nicer at our house. We totally love this blanket!
Right up there with the parting of the Red Sea! October 20, 2008
Elisheva (Sudbury, Ontario, Canada)
At first I thought the name was sort of ridiculous but it turns out.. no! This blanket has made all of the difference for our little guy... he is a great sleeper as a result of using it. He is now 3 1/2 months old and we're starting to consider discontinuing it soon but we're certainly not in any rush... it's incredible - an essential baby item!
 Almost perfect October 12, 2008
T. Sherman
I bought this after reading all the reviews and giving up on the other swaddling blankets I have been using for my 2 1/2 month baby. I had tried the Halo brand and DO NOT like the velcro because it is too noisy and catches on things when the baby moves around or when transferring him from and to bed. I also tried regular blankets, but they don't stay. So, I decided to try the Miracle Blanket since my baby sleeps better swaddled.
It probably would have worked great when he was younger, but he is a pretty strong little fellow and already at this age he can wiggle out of the blanket, no matter what I do and there's nothing to hold it secure. Also, one night I went in to feed him and the long piece that was wrapped tightly around his arms (over the other two little flaps that hold each of his arms), below his head, had moved up over his face as he had wiggled around and since nothing holds the long piece down it didn't stay down when he pushed up with his arms. This scared me pretty good, so I haven't dared to use it since.
Thus, I gave it four stars because I think it would work great up to two months old, but after that if your baby is strong enough to wiggle around it isn't safe. I think it needs some place on the front where you could tie it or tuck it in so that the large flap will stay put even if the baby does end up getting his arms out.
Does exactly what it says... October 6, 2008
J. Hartzog (Reno, NV)
When I first bought this product it seemed a little overly complicated. Plus, my daughter seemed a bit small for it. As a result I ended up using the Kiddopotamus swaddle which is simpler but in my opinion much more cheaply constructed and easily outgrown.
I started going back to using this product now that my daughter has a few more weeks on her, and I absolutely love it. Now that I've gotten the hang of putting it on her, she goes to sleep so much faster and sleeps for longer periods at a time. It also helps in keeping her warm at night as her room can get really drafty. I would easily recommend this to anyone with a child who responds well to being swaddled. It's the best way to swaddle that I've seen.
A Must Have September 4, 2008
Nicole Mcginnis (Austin, TX)
The Miracle Blanket is the only swaddler that my baby cannot wiggle out of. She is three months now, sleeps 7+ hours a night tightly bundled in her Miracle Blanket (for naps, too). When we try to put her down without it, she will not sleep nearly as well - if at all. We bought three and will continue to swaddle her until she is ready to sleep without it.
Pros- Baby cannot get out
Cons- None
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