• Polyester.
• Imported.
• The original wearable blanket replaces loose blankets in the crib for a safer environment; the #1 choice of hospital nurseries to promote safe .
• Made from a super-soft micro-fleece minky dot fabric with a TOG rating of 1.5, offers just the right comfort for cooler seasons or climates; can be layered with warmer wear for cooler temperatures.
• Unique, roomy sack design recognized by the International Hip Dysplasia Institute as "hip y" - allows room for kicking but cannot be kicked off, so Baby stays warm all night.
• Inverted zipper opens from the bottom for easy diaper changes; sleeveless to reduce the risk of overheating; arm and neck openings sized for a safer fit.
• Available here in Large size designed for babies weighing between 22 and 28 pounds who are generally 12-18 months old and 30-35 inches long.

HALO Sack Wearable Blanket ------------------------------- Keep your child safe and warm with the HALO Sack wearable blanket. Used in hospital nurseries nationwide, this wearable blanket fits comfortably over your child's wear, replacing loose blankets in the crib that can cover your baby's face and interfere with breathing. The Sack will quickly become part of your child's trusted bedtime routine, providing the secure feeling he or she needs to fall a fast and soundly throughout the night. Its generous sack design provides ample leg room for kicking and proper hip development, while the inverted zipper makes diaper changes a breeze. Use over regular wear to take the place of loose blankets. The HALO Sack replaces loose blankets for safer . View larger ( https://images-na.ssl-images-.com/images/I/61IhsNxbtHL.jpg ) The HALO Sack wearable blanket is available in various styles from newborn to 5T. View larger ( https://images-na.ssl-images-.com/images/I/51VzJJp99pL.jpg ) Keeps Children Safe And Comfortable All Night --------------------------------------------- Since 2005, The American Academy of Pediatrics has recommended the use of wearable blankets for safe . Unlike regular blankets, the HALO Sack wearable blanket is worn over your child's wear, so it won't be kicked off. This means your child stays safe, warm, and comfortable all night. The inverted bottom zipper lets you change diapers easily, so there's no need to undress your baby. For comfort, its sleeveless design reduces the risk of overheating, while the "Back is Best" embroidery reminds all caregivers to place babies on their backs to . Recommended By Hospitals And Safety Organizations ------------------------------------------------- The HALO Sack wearable blanket is used by more than 1,250 hospital nurseries in North America to teach parents safe practices. The sack design allows room for your baby's legs to move freely to ensure proper hip development, and has been approved as "Hip y" by the International Hip Dysplasia Institute. It is the only wearable blanket to carry the gold seals from First Candle/SIDS Alliance and the Canadian Foundation for the Study of Infant Deaths. HALO’s Mission: Help Babies Safely ---------------------------------------- HALO’s founder Bill Schmid and his wife lost their first born to SIDS. From this tragedy, HALO and its mission were born. For over 15 years we've been educating parents about safe practices and have supported non-profit organizations such as First Candle/SIDS Alliance and The Canadian Foundation for the Study of Infant Death. Since 2005, the American Academy of Pediatrics has suggested the use of wearable blankets. Today, HALO Sack wearable blankets are a trusted choice of hospitals, and are used throughout North America to help babies safely from the start. Sizing Chart ------------ Size Weight Length Newborn 6-12 lbs. 19-23 in. Small 10-18 lbs. 23-26 in. Medium 16-24 lbs. 26-30 in. Large 22-28 lbs. 30-35 in. X-Large 26-36 lbs. 35-40 in. At A Glance: ------------ * Replaces loose blankets for safer * Generous sack design is recognized as “Hip y” by the International Hip Dysplasia Institute * Inverted zipper for easy diaper changes * Sleeveless design reduces the risk of overheating * Used by more than 1,250 hospitals to teach safe practices