Baby
Why a Muslin Swaddle Blanket Matters for Your Baby’s Safety & Comfort
Wrapping your baby gently in a swaddle feels familiar. It mimics the snug, cosy world they just left. But not all swaddles are equal—the fabric matters. The size matters. At Bebekish we deeply understand this.
What is the difference between a muslin and a swaddle?
Muslins is a finely and loosely woven fabric dating all the back to ancient India. Muslins can be woven with a cotton, organic cotton, bamboo or bamboo and cotton mixture. They can be in different weights depending on the usage of the thread. Muslin sometimes calls as a receiving blankets. Receiving blankets are used to receive the baby after the baby is born. Babies typically wrapped up after delivery to dry and keep them warm.
How many muslin swaddles does a newborn need?
Once you start using muslin swaddle blankets you will never stop for years. They are the best things to use when you have a baby and toddler. Especially if you find a super soft ones like Bebekish Muslin Swaddles, you will never stop using them.
Can newborn sleep in a swaddle?
Many parents are curious about swaddling, whether they should swaddle their babies or not. I was one of the non-swaddle mums for my first child as it did not seem correct to me to wrap babies arms while they are asleep. However, as I learn day by day that swaddling is one the best thing we can do for a child to teach them how to soothe themselves easily.
