Swaddle Sack Arms Up, Allows Babies HIPS to Move Freely, fits Newborn Babies 0-6 Months, Baby Sleep Sack, Organic Cotton Rainbow

Perfect arm swaddle transition sleep sack!
This product was perfect for my little boy. When being wrapped in a traditional swaddle, he never appreciated his legs being wrapped. He would kick side to side or wiggle to make more leg room, so I started just leaving the bottom tail of any blanket unfolded. But I eventually realized it affected how tightly the arm area could be wrapped, because he’s a very mobile sleeper and by one month he’d often shifted enough during the night that he usually managed to free an arm. It meant few kept startling himself awake and as he got bigger and progressively more wiggly, the risk of loose sleeping blankets and his dislike for the sleep sacks that immobiled his arms but confined his legs had me searching for alternative.I was on a tentative hunt for what I thought was a unicorn: a wearable sack that had more ample leg room than most sacks on the market while retaining the ability to continue to keep his arms swaddled /and/ still leave open the option to eventually transition him to sleeping arms out.Enter the Clicky Hips Sleep Sack, the Goldilocks of sleep sacks, in my opinion.Thankfully he’s a healthy boy that doesn’t need it for its hip dysplasia friendliness, but the 0-6 month one had every single feature he needed.He absolutely loved the leg room; in fact, once we had this sack, he started sleeping with both his knees bent up towards his torso like a frog, which I suppose was more comfortable for him as he started sleeping more deeply and falling asleep quicker.And the arm swaddles kept him feeling comfy and secure until he was ready to start sleeping with one and then both arms out.I saw it was mentioned that it shrinks in the dryer, but it became his primary sleep sack, so I needed to be able to wash and dry it quick betweens naps.By the time he hit the 5 month mark, I did eventually need to buy the next size up because of the shrinkage in the length of the leg room area but I am planning to buy 2 more new ones with my month old baby girl and try to avoid drying them to see if that helps.Overall, I loved this product for it’s versatility and honestly don’t know why there aren’t more sleep sacks with plenty of ‘side-movement leg-room’ in tandem with arm-swaddles that can transition to open arms. This is literally a one-of-a-kind Ina market ask of it’s own and I think it’s a wonderful sack for every child, even those that don’t need it for hip dysplasia reasons.

Great design for rhino brace and pavlik harness
A little thicker than your typical cotton sleep sack but not hot! Definitely higher quality. It has a double zipper that goes around the bottom of the sack for easy diaper changes. I didn’t use the flipable arms because my baby doesn’t like her arms in but it’s a good comfy shape if she did like it. It also has snap buttons on the bottom of the arm holes to make them a little snugger if needed. The only reason it’s getting 4 stars is because I don’t see it fitting my baby up to 6 months old. She’s a large 2.5 month old and I might get a month or 2 of use out of this. It looks like Clickyhips used to have a larger transition size but it’s out of stock. Hopefully it comes back because there is almost nothing on the market made specifically for hip dysplasia. Besides thin, lower quality sleep sacks the only other good one I found was from Woolbabe which is expensive but you get much more use out if it.

really tight too, wide bottom, heavy material
was looking for a swaddle to compare with Halo. This isn’t it. returned.

Everything I’ve Ever Wanted
This sleep sack is brilliant and has every feature I’ve ever wanted in a sleep sack! Lightweight for summer use, adjustable via snaps, open feet or closed, zippers from both ends, space for leg movement, arms out or in while still allowing baby freedom to move. Worth every penny & high quality fabric to boot. I wish I would have discovered this sooner! My babe loved it.

First time I went to use it at 2 months it was already too short and tight across his chest.