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User Reviews Miracle Blanket - Baby Swaddling Blanket - Pink

Jan 10, 2010 11:22:04

This is the one baby item I couldn't live without! I started using this with my baby when she was 2 1/2 mo. old and she immediately started sleeping 9-12 hours a night and has continued to do so. My first child NEVER did that and I used traditional swaddling blankets with him. It seems confining to adults but babies love it. She is 5 mo. old now and in the 90th percentile for height and weight and can still fit into it well. I dread the day when she outgrows it! I've been recommending it to all of my pregnant friends.

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Miracle Blanket.

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• Earned the "thumbs up" from the Good Housekeeping Institute
• No velcro, zippers or other confusing adjustments that can scratch baby and one size fits all
• Helps reduce SIDS concerns and clinical studies prove that proper swaddling can often eliminate colic symptoms
• Pediatrician recommended

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Miracle Blanket: At last, the perfect swaddle made easy! Miracle Blanket earned the "thumbs up" from the Good Housekeeping Institute. Uses no velcro, zippers or other confusing adjustments that can scratch baby and one size fits all. New research shows the benefits of swaddling to calm baby and help ensure longer sleep, but the Miracle Blanket makes it easy. It truly is amazing. The Miracle Blanket is made of the highest quality (and cozy) materials available and is stitched with great attention to detail. The Miracle Blanket helps baby sleep on his back to reduce SIDS concerns and clinical studies prove that proper swaddling can often eliminate colic symptoms. Yet most blankets do not provide for a secure swaddle and baby often manages to squirm loose. The Miracle Blanket is easy to use and keeps baby snug. Pediatrician recommended. What are parents saying? "I love this blanket! It has saved me countless hours of sleep and crying. Happiest Baby On The Block: Harvey Karp, M.D., has appeared on Good Morning America, ABC News' "World News Tonight," CNN, and a number of national radio programs. In addition, his work has been featured in the LA Times, People Magazine, USA Today and dozens of newspapers across the country as well as being mentioned in Time, Newsweek, Parenting and many other national magazines. Dr. Karp was trained by some of America's top pediatricians, including Dr. T. Berry Brazelton, and in 1981, he received the prestigious Ehrmann Fellowship to study crying and colic. An assistant professor of pediatrics at UCLA School of Medicine, with a private practice in Santa Monica, California, Dr. Karp is also a nationally renowned expert on children's health and the environment, and an authority on breastfeeding. Instructional DVD on getting baby to sleep and helping her to sleep longer..

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