The classic PETITE&MARS lace-up swaddle wrap creates a safe and cozy environment for your baby, similar to mom’s tummy. Thanks to the firm removable coconut insert, it helps stabilize the baby’s position, retains warmth, and supports peaceful sleep – ideal from birth.
Firm coconut insert for a stable position
The removable reinforcement made of natural coconut fiber helps stabilize your baby’s position and supports safe swaddling. Always remove the insert before washing.
Tie ribbons – swaddling exactly as needed
Practical tying with ribbons allows snug yet adjustable swaddling that soothes your baby and keeps them warm.
Soft cotton for everyday comfort from birth
The cover made of 100% cotton is gentle and breathable. The swaddle creates a cozy “cocoon” for calmer sleep and a sense of security from the very first days.
This lace-up swaddle wrap has been a trusted helper for generations. It gently hugs your baby, provides a sense of security, and makes handling a small body easier for parents. The 100% cotton cover is pleasant to the touch and suitable for sensitive baby skin.
The main advantage is the firm coconut reinforcement, which can be easily removed and helps prevent the head from tilting. The swaddle is tied with ribbons, so you can easily adjust it to your baby’s needs.
Use and benefits:
- Suitable for the crib, for the stroller, and also as support during breastfeeding.
- Universal size 75 × 75 cm.
- Removable coconut insert – it must be removed before washing.
- Quality workmanship – years-proven quality.
Specifications
- Type
- lace-up swaddle wrap with ribbons
- Size
- 75 × 75 cm
- Suitable from
- from birth
- Outer material
- 100% cotton
- Soft filling
- 100% polyester
- Reinforcement
- natural coconut fiber (removable)
- Use
- crib, stroller, breastfeeding
- Care
- remove the coconut insert before washing
- Country of origin
- Poland
- Warning
- Check the product regularly. Do not use if worn/damaged. Before use, remove the plastic packaging (risk of suffocation) and keep it out of children’s reach.
