The Petal Swaddle

Arms up, zipped in, ready for bed — a swaddle sack that lets little hands rest by their face.

Many babies like to sleep with their hands up near their cheeks. The Petal Swaddle is shaped for exactly that: soft, wing-shaped sleeves hold the arms in a natural hands-up position, while the fitted body replaces loose blankets in the crib. A front zip opens from top to bottom for night-time diaper changes.

The Iconic Standard of Bedtime. As part of our Iconic Collection, the Petal Swaddle comes in a soft printed knit with contrast trim, in four gentle patterns. Every order ships free, with an estimated 4–12 business-day delivery to the US.

🦋 HANDS-UP SHAPE

• Wing-shaped sleeves keep arms in a comfortable hands-up position.

• Babies can still reach their hands to their face to self-soothe.

🤐 ZIP FOR EASY CHANGES

• A front zip opens the full length of the sack.

• Change a diaper without taking your baby all the way out.

🍃 FOUR SOFT PATTERNS

• Beige Leaves, Gold Hearts, Green Leaves or Peach Pink Hearts.

• Two sizes, S and M, to grow with your baby.

🚚 FREE SHIPPING & 30-DAY RETURNS

• Every order ships free. Orders are processed within 1–2 business days, US delivery takes an estimated 4–12 business days, and tracking is emailed as soon as your Petal Swaddle ships. Not the right fit? You have 30 days from delivery to return it.

Product Details & Specifications:

• Curated by: Troveberry.

• Style: Arms-up swaddle sleep sack with front zip.

• Patterns: Beige Leaves, Gold Hearts, Green Leaves, Peach Pink Hearts.

• Sizes: S, M.

• Includes: One swaddle sack.

• Safe Sleep: Always place your baby on their back to sleep, on a firm, flat surface with no pillows, bumpers or loose bedding. Use instead of a blanket, not with one, and dress your baby lightly to avoid overheating. Stop using a swaddle once your baby shows signs of trying to roll over.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: Why the arms-up shape? A: Many babies naturally sleep with their hands near their face. The arms-up sleeves keep them swaddled in that position instead of pinning their arms down.

Q: When should we stop swaddling? A: As soon as your baby shows signs of trying to roll over, move to an arms-free sleep sack.