THE TRANSITIONAL POD - FAQS
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT TRANSITIONAL POD
WHY TRANSITIONAL POD?
WHEN SHOULD I STOP SWADDLING MY BABY AND TRANSITION?
The TRANSITIONAL POD is a great way to prepare your baby for the transition from being swaddled to 'arms-free' independent sleep.
HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE TO TRANSITION BABY?
CAN I USE TRANSITIONAL POD IF MY BABY HAS BEEN SWADDLED WITH ARMS DOWN?
WHAT IS THE EASIEST WAY TO TRANSITION MY BABY?
If your baby has not shown signs of rolling yet, you can simply allow them to sleep in the TRANSITIONAL SUIT with arms enclosed until they show signs of trying to roll. Once they show signs of trying to roll over, you must stop swaddling your baby and transition them. Start with one ARMS UP wing and one SELF-SOOTHING SLEEVE on (cuff folded over). After several nights of your baby settling into this routine, remove the ARMS UP wing and start bedtime off with both SELF-SOOTHING SLEEVES (cuffs folded over). Once your baby has settled into a routine, you can keep the cuffs open for true arms-free sleep. Some babies transition in a few nights, others can take a few weeks. The TRANSITIONAL POD with SELF-SOOTHING COVER SLEEVES is especially helpful for any baby who is having a harder time going from being swaddled to arms-free sleep.
WHY DOES THE SELF-SOOTHING SLEEVES LOOK SHORT? IS THIS CORRECT?
