Baby's Belly Blanket & Warmth Wrap

Every baby with colic is different (of course!), so you'll have to try different things to see which works best. Some colicky babies will be more comforted by laying on their belly,** on the blanket while you gently massage their back. Other babies with colic will prefer to sit upright, with your arms - and the belly blanket - lovingly wrapped around them. 

Here are some other suggestions on how to use this completely new and unique baby colic remedy; so many features we don't know which you'll like the best!

• We've seen a lot of colic heating pads you can lay on the baby, but this is the first one that we've seen that works the right way... by laying the baby on it. And because it's a microwavable heating pad, there are no dangerous electric cords or leaky water bottles to worry about.


• Also a wonderful warmth wrap. Soft as a swaddling cloth, but filled with a grains and herbs insert that you heat in the microwave, put back into the wrap, and wrap loosely around your baby while you hold her in your lap.


• The blanket without the heating pad insert is as soft as most cozies, and is machine washable; perfect for a toddler's lovey and security blanket!


• You're going to need a heating pad for your child as he grows into the 'bumps, bruises and charley-horse stages;' this is larger than most heating pads and drapes around limbs better than those stiff plastic electric ones from the drug store.


• Heat it up, lay it between the sheets to warm the bed... even the "I don't wanna," kids find it hard to resist a warmed bed!


• Last but not least, YOU! This feels so great wrapped around your shoulders just before bed. (I can't tell you how many times Addie's fallen asleep on the couch with this microwave heated wrap around her shoulders!)

** Don't forget the safe sleep ABC's - do not put the baby on her belly blanket to sleep. Put your baby to bed on her back.