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NEW: Baby Sleep 101 - Mini-Course
$29.99
6-in-1 Multi-use - swaddle blanket, nursing cover, stroller/seat cover, car window shade, play mat & superhero cape
Large size 48"x48" to allow for growth into the toddler years
The super-soft premium single knit fabric makes it stretchy, breathable, and long-lasting
Newborn blanket with modern, trendy prints
Perfect baby shower gift, especially when matched with top knot hat and anti-gas, anti-colic baby belly band.
MEMEENO's extra large 48"x 48" Swaddloop blanket is made from the finest blend of rayon, polyblend materials making it luxuriously soft, stretchy and lightweight. With many prints to choose from, it can be used as a traditional swaddle or receiving blanket.
The patent-pending elastic loop design, gives the swaddle blanket a unique 6-in-1 multi-functionality, helping parents snuggle, soothe and love more.Â
1 Loop + 1 Swaddle = 6 Uses = Swaddloop
The blanket easily transforms into a fully adjustable nursing cover.
Once your baby is out of the swaddling phase, the Swaddloop can be used well into the toddler years as a cover blanket.
The blanket can be used as a shade over a car seat, the elastic loop can be hung on the hanger hook to block the sun coming through the side car window.
The large blanket can be spread out on a safe surface for your baby to play on.
Select styles have matching top knot hats and baby belly bands for colic relief. Save 10% when you bundle.
At MEMEENO we celebrate our super hero moms, who dedicate their lives to raising their little ones. We are not only focused on providing excellent, safe products, but on giving back as well. We believes in sharing and giving to caregivers and children in need.
Founded on this philosophy, the company gives a percentage of all sales to Givelight Foundation, an organization dedicated to building loving homes and schools for orphaned children. MEMEENO also partners with the non-profit organization, Miracle Babies, which provides financial and emotional support to families with critically ill babies in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).
