Have u tried using a cot sheet? They may be a bit bigger than a standard wrap so harder to get out of?
My 6 mo is always wrapped when going to sleep. I find that she has a more relaxed and deep sleep so i continue to do it. If i dont wrap her she wakes within half an hour or so or at night she will wake up because she has woken herself by taking her dummy out or smacking herself in the head.
Sooo I really need some advice I wrap her so tight so she cant move and she is waking 2 or 3 times a night because she has some how gotten herself out.
I have no idea how she does it as its so tight and she gets herself out all the time. How do I stop this from happening?
She used to sleep through the night fine cause she couldnt get out but now holy moly its shocking!!![]()
So I am thinking ductape is not the way to go![]()
Have u tried using a cot sheet? They may be a bit bigger than a standard wrap so harder to get out of?
No ok thats my next move haha thanks!![]()
When we wrapped DD she was the same. We used a double wrap. The first wrap we would wrap over each arm and then underneath her body - if that makes sense. Then the top wrap we would wrap as normal. No escaping then!
I have a friend who has these wraps for her twins, I don't remember what they are called, but their arms are wrapped separate to their body so it's hard for them to wriggle out, kinda like a straitjacket I guess!
DD always squiggles her arms out of her wrap, so I just leave her arms out now, she is pretty easy going though and doesn't wake herself up, I think she just likes to rub her eyes while she falls asleep, and then spends the rest of the night with her arms above her head like she is on a set of monkey bars! Lol
SS storm, I had one of those wraps - the one I had was called a 'miracle blanket', but it only lasted my DD a couple of weeks before she grew out of it. It's where I got the idea for wrapping DD'd arms under her body.
Thanks heaps I tried the cot sheet last night but I put her on the wrong side, the short instead of the long, and she escapedso I shall put her on the long side tonight and see how we go Im pretty sure it will work as thats her only problem when she wakes in the middle of the night.
What about a Grobag?. Our DD has a Kidopotomous Swaddle Wrap which has velcro tabs - works a treat. I'll be putting her in Grobags as soon as she's big enough and the startle reflex has calmed down.
Last edited by Taurean; October 29th, 2009 at 11:11 AM.
Do grobags have arm holes?
[QUOTE=Taurean;2030296]What about a Grobag?. Our DD has a Kidopotomous Swaddle Wrap which has velcro tabs - works a treat.QUOTE]
We loved these!! Used them right up until he was 6mo, then went to a Grobag, and yes, they do have armholes.
see i cant have anything with armholes cause she smacks herself in the head and pulls her dummy out.It is quite funny to watch but she wakes herself all the time doing it!
Bubbaroo has a Joey Pouch with no arm holes - it's a swaddle wrap with a press stud and zip to keep them in. Kidopotomous would be worth a look too but I'm not sure what the maximum age/weight/length is. Worth a look though!
Ok cool thanks i will have a look definately!
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