Blankets & Swaddles

A baby receiving blanket is a 30×40 inch cotton blanket used for swaddling, burping, and comfort. Learn the safety specs, lifespan, and how to use it correctly.

Unsure what type of blanket for your newborn is safe? Learn the 3 approved choices, avoid loose bedding risks, and ensure safe sleep. Read our guide!

Do newborns need a blanket? Official safety guidelines say no for sleep. Learn the risks and safe alternatives like wearable blankets and layered clothing.

Discover why a newborn needs a cooling blanket for therapeutic hypothermia to reduce brain injury. Learn the protocol and criteria now!

Learn how to layer a bed without a duvet using coverlets, quilts, and blankets. Get a designer look with our step-by-step guide and expert tips.

Yes, newborns can sleep unswaddled safely. Learn the specific SUDI risk tied to swaddle-naïve infants, how to transition, and when to stop swaddling.

Understand what a lovey baby blanket is for your child’s comfort. We explain safety guidelines, age recommendations, and how to perform a vital recall check.

Good dimensions for a baby blanket depend on use and age. This guide covers safe sizes for swaddles, cribs, and strollers, with a focus on safety standards.

Learn how to keep a girl warm in bed safely. This guide covers heated blankets, layering, and the critical IEC safety standard every parent must check.

Discover what kind of blanket for toddler you should buy. Our guide covers vital safety certifications and standards to ensure a secure sleep. Make the right choice!