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    wraps for sleeping

    ok....
    DS is wrapped every night...we currently use a kiddopptumus wrap (which he can escape his arms if i don't safety pin one part) so is safety-pinned aswell, he can escape muslin wraps..BUT if he isn't wrapped he will wake numerous times during the night.
    My question is.... the wrap we have only goes up just over 9kgs..he is getting to BIG for this wrap..what am i going to do??? last night i did try a muslin wrap and wrapped one arm only and he did sleep...but i really would like to continue wrapping him..but i am at a loss as to where to get a wrap (not just a muslin wrap but a wrap/coccoon thingy) for bigger kids...
    any ideas??

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    The wraps which I used were the stretcy type ones from kmart or big w. I never had one of the already made type ones. They are rectangular and I would fold the top long edge over about 2 inches and then pop him on. Bring the left side over and tuck it tightly under his arm andround his body then wrap the right side around as far as it would go. It was nice and firm and he never escaped. If Flynn wanted to still be wrapped I would still be able to use these types and he is over 10 kgs now.
    HTH

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    lol i have tried EVERY way known to man...in wrapping...he escapes...he has this kind of 'body fidget' thing he does..and he can escape...even if i tie the ends of a flat wrap together!!!!!
    am thinking i could make a bigger wrap/coccoon thing like his kiddopptumus...but not to sure how my sewing skills are..well they are ok..BUT it might not last long...

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    I'm still pregnant so don't have experience with wrapping yet, but a good friend of mine recommended a book called "Baby-Gami" which is meant to be fabulous to show you all different ways to wrap the little wriggle bums!

    I have ordered one from Booktopia online for around $22.

    Other than that..sorry I can't help.

    Bel

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    Kat, I used to use a cotton cot sheet for Riley when he got big - he loved being wrapped and didnt fight it much - so could maybe try that but it is not Jack-Houdini proof though

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    Maybe you have yourself a business idea here!! I've been looking for one also

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    SamiH..i tried a cot sheet afew nights ago....NOT a goer!!! he escaped in about 10mins.....
    i have found a wrap thingy online..that is sizes 0 & 1 BUT they have hoods on them...was thinking i could cut the hood off and sew that edge down????