what are these called?

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Casey
Besides a "swaddle" what are these called? 
Any one else bought one? If so where? Reviews? 
I want one that's bigger then a baby blanket. 
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Ch

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This would be more of a jersey knit swaddle blanket... not quite the muslin swaddle material!

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Jersey swaddle blankets. You can find a lot on Etsy 

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Casey • Jul 4, 2017
As soon as I figured out the material I found so many on etsy. Excited! Actually help a small business out and baby will be cozy

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Muslim blankets, I got mine from babies r us, and I love them my daughter loved them, and they were so convenient during her summer months because they're thin and allow the blanket to breathe in a way.

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C • Jul 1, 2017
I'm sorry my phone kept correcting it I thought I fixed it...

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Autumn • Jun 30, 2017
muslin* lol:)

Sl

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Try Milkmaid Goods...awesome site with super cute swaddle blankets.

ja

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They are swaddle blankets. I don't think there are different names for it. Check on Amazon. They have a huge variety, and so many different sizes. I got a Muslim swaddle from there for free, and it is so soft and big, and I love it! I also got a 3 pack from Burlington, and although it's the same size and material, they aren't nearly as soft.

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I think they are called Muslim blankets ?? Or muslin ? Something like that..... I think 

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Casey • Jun 30, 2017
I wonder if it's just this companies choice in material 🤔 it cost $30 so it better be soft/stretchy/fancy 😂 lol

Mo

Momma of 4 • Jun 30, 2017
Muslin blankets are like a woven gauze material. this looks more stretchy to me.

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Muslin. I googled it

Me

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Muslin blanket ?

Al

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I ordered this one on Amazon for like 5 bucks. It came from China.. but it was the same thing I saw on Etsy for 1/4 the price. 

Ca

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Loulouandcompany.comKbcutedesignsCozysAll great companies with these big soft jersey knit swaddles. They add new prints often 

Kr

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I've also heard them being called receiving blankets.