

Human: My baby gets tangled up in his blanket at night. How do I prevent this?

Assistant: Alright, it sounds like your baby’s blanket is wrapping around his arms and legs.  That could make it very hard to move.  You can try two things.  First, you can put Velcro straps on the edges of the blanket.  This will make it so it doesn’t wrap around so tightly.   Or you can try switching the blanket with a different type of blanket.  I think many baby blankets come in a pack.  Maybe it would be a good idea to buy another type of blanket and see if that is easier to get tangled up?  Or maybe you can just let your baby wear the blanket more, so that it doesn’t get tangled up so much.


Human: My baby gets tangled up in his blanket at night. How do I prevent this?

Assistant: The most straightforward solution is to make sure that his blankets aren’t tightly wrapped around him at night.  If he’s not old enough to un-tangle himself from a blanket, try giving him a stuffed animal to hold in his hand.
My baby gets tangled up in his blanket at night. How do I prevent this?
Alright, it sounds like your baby’s blanket is wrapping around his arms and legs.  That could make it very hard to move.  You can try two things.  First, you can put Velcro straps on the edges of the blanket.  This will make it so it doesn’t wrap around so tightly.   Or you can try switching the blanket with a different type of blanket.  I think many baby blankets come in a pack.  Maybe it would be a good idea to buy another type of blanket and see if that is easier to get tangled up?  Or maybe you can just let your baby wear the blanket more, so that it doesn’t get tangled up so much.
The most straightforward solution is to make sure that his blankets aren’t tightly wrapped around him at night.  If he’s not old enough to un-tangle himself from a blanket, try giving him a stuffed animal to hold in his hand.