The Second Step wrapper is a must-have for every parent! It's a product that will meet your baby's needs.

The Second Step case is suitable for children between 6.5 and 9 kg.

Not everyone knows that even before birth, a baby begins to adjust to the rhythm of the parents' day and night. When he comes into the world, however, his sleep rhythm is still unregulated. The wrapper is a way to regulate a baby's sleep-wake cycle by recreating what a newborn learns in the womb.

What does the second step wrap give your baby?

- it reflects the familiar conditions of the mother's belly, which makes babies feel safe

- prolongs the child's sleep

- significantly relieves the symptoms of colic

- prevents awakening by eliminating the moro reflex

- it doesn't scratch the baby

- instantly calms the baby

How is the Second Step wrapper different from other wrappers?

Other Sleepee is the most flexible product of its type on the market. As little as 8% elastane allows the baby to move around freely, and at the same time, it does not involve wrapping the baby. Unlike most products of this type on the market, the inside of our case has no looping structure (it does not look like the left side of a sweater), so it does not irritate the sensitive skin of the child.

In addition, it comes with unfastened gloves so you can use it as a wrapper and later as a sleeping bag.

How do you choose a size?

Your baby's weight is a factor to consider when choosing a crib. The Second Step case is suitable for children between 6.5 and 9 kg. Don't be swayed by a child's age or height - they are designed to do their job. That will only happen if the casing is properly selected. Remember, babies are born with different starting weights. Proper nurturing, even if you find it a little too tight, will bring the desired results and make your little one feel at home.

If your baby starts rolling over on his stomach, it's time to stop using the cuddler. With its sleeves unbuttoned, it can turn into a flexible sleeping bag!

IMPORTANT: Remember to always put the baby on his back when he's wrapped.