BABYGO® Large Muslin Swaddle Blanket (3 Pack)
Big enough to swaddle a newborn at 120cm, and still a burp cloth or a feeding cover.
At a glance
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Big enough to swaddle
120cm square, so it wraps a newborn and works as a burp cloth or feeding cover.
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Light and breathable
Thin muslin, the kind of material the Lullaby Trust suggests for swaddling.
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70% bamboo, 30% cotton
Softens with every wash. Machine wash at 30 degrees and skip the fabric softener.
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Three in a gift box
Three 120cm x 120cm muslins: one for the bag, one for your shoulder, one in the wash.
Large bamboo muslins, big enough to swaddle a newborn
Most muslin squares are too small to wrap a baby in. These are 120cm square, big enough to swaddle a newborn, and just as useful over your shoulder for burping, as a cover for feeding, or on the floor for tummy time.
They're 70% bamboo and 30% cotton, light and breathable, and there are three in the box, which is about right: one in the changing bag, one over your shoulder and one in the wash.
They come boxed, so they make an easy present.
Materials and care
70% Bamboo, 30% Cotton
Machine wash on a low temperature, 30 degrees
In the box
- 3 x BABYGO® Large Muslin Swaddle Blankets (120cm x 120cm)
Safety
- If you swaddle, always lay your baby on their back to sleep
- Keep a swaddle below the shoulders and looser at the hips
- Stop swaddling with the arms in once your baby shows signs of rolling
- Don't cover a pram or buggy with a muslin; use a clip-on sunshade or parasol
- Don't leave a loose muslin in the cot
Delivery and returns
- Free delivery
- Orders over £40, 2 to 4 working days.
- Standard delivery
- 2 to 4 working days, £3.99.
- Next day
- DPD next day delivery, £7.99.
- Returns
- 30 days from your order date, unused and in the original packaging. Exchanges welcome. Free with Checkout+, otherwise £4.99 is deducted from your refund.
How big are they?
Each one is 120cm by 120cm (47 inches square), a good deal bigger than the 70cm squares most muslins come in. That extra size is what makes them big enough to swaddle with.
Can I swaddle my baby in one?
Yes, a thin muslin is the kind of material the Lullaby Trust suggests for swaddling. Keep it below the shoulders, firm enough that it can't come undone but looser at the hips so the legs can bend up and out, and always lay your baby on their back. Stop swaddling with the arms in once your baby shows signs of rolling.
Can I put one over the pram for shade?
No. The Lullaby Trust advises against covering a pram or buggy with a blanket, muslin or anything that stops the air flowing, because it can overheat and you can't see your baby. A clip-on sunshade or parasol does the job safely.
Will they get softer?
Yes, they soften with every wash. Wash them at 30 degrees and skip the fabric softener, which coats the fibres and works against it.
Can I use one as a blanket in the cot?
Not as a loose cover. The Lullaby Trust advises keeping the cot clear, as loose blankets can end up over a baby's face, and a well-fitting baby sleeping bag keeps them warm without anything loose.
