aden + anais Cotton Muslin Swaddles, B-jeweled

February 22, 2013 0 Comments

This is a closer look at aden + anais 4 Count 100% Cotton Muslin Swaddles, B-jeweled.

These fantastic swaddle muslins are light weight, super soft and a perfect size for swaddling your little one. An absolute must-have for any baby. The colors of these muslins bring style and practicality together.

Muslins are so versatile you will find your self using these non stop when your baby arrives. These muslins, as well as being large enough for swaddles, are great for use as portable summer blankets, burp clothes, mopping up minor spills, lining seats and changing tables and could even become your baby’s security blanket.

These will make the perfect baby gift for any family!

Muslin Swaddle Features

100 percent cotton muslin swaddles.
Light weight, breathable fabric, prevents baby from over heating.
Made from soft material which becomes softer after every wash.
A large muslin measuring 47 by 47 inches.

Things to consider

Some users have mentioned the following points they experienced with these swaddles:

Watch out for the colors differing slightly from the picture, some users have said the red looks fore like pink, the blue looks more like purple. This maybe a plus for some.

What people are saying about aden + anais Cotton Muslin Swaddles.

Users over on Amazon have made the following comments about these muslins:

“I have a love-hate relationship with these blankets. They are very soft and they swaddle nicely. However they make and pick up tons of lint.
“These are so thin and lightweight they are safe for sleeping and the large size allows you to really get baby wrapped up.”
“Super soft, the perfect size for swaddling newborns and older babies that figure out how to get out of those tiny worthless blankets.”
“They are softer right out of the package, and only get better with each wash. Their size makes them so versatile so they are a diaper bag essential.”
“ I was so looking forward to these, but was disappointed that the colors aren’t what they looked like on my screen.”