The Ollie Swaddle (Meadow) -Helps to Reduce The Moro (Startle) Reflex - Made from Custom Moisture-Wicking Material-No Overheating-Size Adjustable for All Months of Babies

Love this swaddle it’s been 100% worth the price. Our baby sleeps so well wearing it. she is a Houdini and usually her arms slip out but this put on right she stays secure all night. The only thing I have to complain about is I have to basically completely unswaddle her to change and the Velcro is quite loud so 9.5/10

It’s just way too hot. Polyester so unless you’re on a very cold room it’s just not safe.

This swaddle is the best one on the market! The Velcro with elastic tie at the bottom design makes it easy to wrap your baby nice and snug. The material is thick and soft. It is easy to clean, just toss it in the wash in the provided mesh holder. The swaddle easily transitions with your baby. You can wrap the arms in or let them be free. We used this with our son while in the hospital until he was 6 months old. He slept like an angel in it. Don’t waste your time trying to learn to swaddle those other blankets. This is the easiest one to use.

Only complaint is the Velcro is very strong & very loud. Very easy to use, like the arms out option!

My husband and I started using the Ollie swaddle early on when our newborn was breaking out of everything. We tried swaddleme (both the arms down and up versions) and the halo. Even though this was so pricey, we splurged in hopes that it would keep our girl’s arms down. It worked! Fabric is very thick and nice, and the swaddle is really well made. With this, you can really pull it as tight as you need it. With that being said, sometimes I’d get paranoid we were pulling it too tight, but she seemed to do ok with it. There is usually some fussing and crying when we put her down because she seems to want to wiggle free. But the Ollie swaddle has overall been great. Fast forward to 8 weeks, and these are no longer working for us unfortunately. Our girl now not only is a Houdini, but she’s also somehow developed Hulk strength. During the night, we’ve been finding her with the swaddle down at her belly with her arms flailing about. Don’t have that issue during naps…I guess just the longer stretches at night give her the opportunity to wiggle out. We first thought her kicking was causing the swaddle to pull down and tried not tying the elastic band as far up and then we also experimented with leaving it completely open. Same thing happened. She must be moving her arms in such a way that she can shimmy the swaddle down. We went back to the drawing board this past week because we think she could sleep through the night if she were in a swaddle where she could consistently not be able to break free. This one has just become too unreliable at night. However, for anyone with a newborn or a “calmer” baby (not a Hulk/Houdini :) ) who has tried everything else, give this a try! It’s pricey, but the fabric really does the trick for getting a good swaddle on your baby.