swaddling question - ready made swaddles

[Snowbaby]

My baby, like most, loves to be swaddled. But I'm really bad at it and she's great at getting herself loose and then crying because of it. I saw a while back that there are ready-made-swaddles out there. Just kind of like pouches that baby is put into and, voila, nice tight swaddle without a blanket to get all tangled up in. I even saw one that used velcro to hold together. The problem is I don't remember where I saw these but want to get some desperately. Anyone where i can find these online? thanks!

[pamamidwife]

http://www.huggabebe.com/instructions.html
http://www.miracleblanket.com/
http://www.babyslumber.com/swaddlingblankets.html
http://www.cuddlebugbaby.com/html/cl..._blankets.html

[thepeach80]

I saw one at Target for like $10! Way cheaper than online. I was thinking about getting one this time, but AJ hated to have his arms wrapped up. He loved being able to suck on his hands. From the u/s pic I have, Evan will be the same way...

[TurboClaudia]

My friend who is a postpartum doula says the best, tightest, hardest-to-break-out-of swaddle is the one Dr. Harvey Karp describes in his book The Happiest Baby on the Block.

Enjoy your new little one!

warmly,
claudia

[CryPixie83]

My little one loves to be swaddled too.. my gripe is that the darn baby blankets are too small to wrap a good baby burrito properly!

[applejuice]

None of mine liked to be swaddled.

My midwife told me swaddling helps the baby to feel secure as when they were in the womb; they do not know what to do with the extra space around them.