Baby horn

 What makes it so important on the layette list of many future parents?

Often, the hospital layette list tells the future mother to look for a baby horn. Just after birth, the baby is wrapped in a cone to provide the child with a sense of security and warmth, which is provided by wrapping. The baby feels safe in it, it is easier for him to calm down and fall asleep.

Newly parents are often initially concerned about whether they are holding their baby well. The baby horn helps a lot in the first weeks to get used to the new role and hold the baby safely in your hands.

The horn also makes it easier to find the right position when putting the baby to the breast.

The baby horn can also be used as a light sleeping bag for a cot, Moses basket or pram. A baby wrapped in a cone is properly covered, and at the same time protected by covering the head.

Folding the horn

 Lay your baby down so that his head is in the upper corner. Cover the babys legs with the lower corner, then cover the child with the left side, and finally with the right side. Tie at the side, but not too tight - the baby should be able to move his arms and legs freely. Wrapping does not restrict the child's movements, but makes the baby, accustomed to the tightness of the mother's tummy, feel safe and comfortable.

Thanks to the bow tie, you can perfectly adjust the wrap to the needs and size of your child.