Miracle Baby Blanket Review

I don't think the miracle blanket is meant to be used for such a long period of time, as another user mentioned; obviously the baby needs some time to interact and move about freely during the day - you can't swaddle him/her, then breastfeed and swaddle the baby again until the next feeding. I am about to have my own baby, but as far as I know - babies that are swaddled are much calmer and reasonable than those that are not. I have found The Woombie, which I want to try with my newborn, I think it is just as good as swaddling but mimics the woomb better as the baby can still move around but inside a cocoon. I'll be sure to review it here once I get to try it with my baby girl. You did bring up a good point though, hopefully your grandson's parents will realize what they are doing.

This so called experienced grandparent needs to do her homework regarding swaddling and find out why the Miracle Blanket is aptly named. If she thinks a baby that never sleeps and whose parents never sleep will develop better, then she is not as smart as she obviously thinks she is. Her uninformed, anecdotal opinion flies in the face of the opinions and research of thousands upon thousands of REAL experts known as "pediatricians" and "child development researchers". And it is obvious that the Miracle Blanket does NOTHING that any other swaddling method doesn't do; it just makes it easier to do it right. She hasn't had a baby for a long time and things have changed - we've learned some great things in the recent past and one of them is how wonderfully beneficial swaddling is. For her to say that the COMMON issues her grandson displays has anything to do with swaddling is irresponsible. AND the blanket is labeled to warn against swaddling more than eight hours at a time or more than 10 hours in a 24 hour period - as should be practiced with any swaddling method. It sounds like her kids need to read the instructions.