Best sleep sack/swaddle for new born baby where they can’t get their little arms out as easy and the material doesn’t come up over their face?

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We have one halo sleep sack with the zipper and Velcro: we like it but there is so much material by his face and he’s been able to sneak a hand out.
We also have some wearable blankets that don’t have sleeves: we like it because there isn’t much material by his mouth/face but it doesn’t keep him snug like the halo sleep sack does. And he wakes up a lot more when we have him in these.
Please help a momma out! Comment your recommendations below please!!!

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Halo sleepers are great. My hospital gave us one after our NICU stay and it’s so soft and she sleeps great in it.

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I like the love to dream swaddle as their arms can still go up by their faces but still swaddled.

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Oli swaddle or the new kyte baby sleep sac. Kyte baby sleep sacs are sooooo soft, but both are a little more expensive. The oli swaddle was the only swaddle my first couldnt break out of.

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A woombie original swaddle worked best for my little escape artist. Looks like a little peanut and it kept his arms swaddled without all the fabric by his face and without him wiggling out

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Until our son got a bit bigger regular cotton receiving blankets worked best for us to keep him snug. Swaddling can be hard with those and you have to dress them lighter but we became pros 😅. If they really like it and are squirrely, like my little guy was, than the Velcro ones or muslin blankets didn’t work whatsoever. When he was a bit bigger we put him in the halo swaddle and he did well with it- it fit much better than it did when was a newborn.