Made from 100% luxuriously soft cotton for your baby's tender skin, it is washer and dryer safe. Two sizes in one lasts twice as long - a small interior to keep your baby's legs snug during the first few weeks the extra-long sack provides additional leg room as your baby grows from 0-6 months. Moms who have used the Zen Swaddle Blanket say their babies get up to two additional hours of nighttime sleep within one to three nights. Your reassuring touch can signal comfort, security and love to your baby, allowing them to calm and sleep peacefully the weighted Zen Swaddle duplicates that sensation.īased on the medically proven benefits of touch, the Zen Swaddle includes lightly weighted areas on both the center (where your palm would go) and sides (where your arms would go) to simulate the feeling of being held. The lightly weighted and adjustable Zen Swaddle from Nested Bean allows your baby to feel like they are sleeping in your arms.

Then they set about applying these principles to the creation of the Zen Swaddle, the only swaddle to truly feel like a parents embrace. They began by meeting with pulmonary cariologists, researchers and child safety experts in order to gather as much research as they could on infant sleep issues, touch therapy and sleep safety. Manasi gathered a team of professionals from engineering, juvenile product design, retail and marketing. In fact, as it turns out, simulated touch is so powerful that it is used on pre-term babies in NICUs to calm them, boost their socio-emotional development and bolster their immune systems. She had discovered that harnessing the power of a mother's touch is an essential part of soothing new arrivals, aiding their transition from the womb into the world. Slowly her little one started to drift off and stay asleep apart from her.Īfter witnessing similar results with other babies using an early product model, Manasi realized that she just had to spread this simple idea to other mothers in need. Guided by a mother's intuition and driven to help her baby, she created a garment of sorts that simulated the pressure of her touch with lightly weighted parts. That mom was Manasi Gangan, the founder of Nested Bean. It all started with a baby boy who wouldn’t sleep unless his mom had her hand on his chest.

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