this product should be recall . it be sell base on the premise of reduce sid by use it as a blanket . my husband and I be horrify to check on we child in the middle of the night -lrb- we movement monitor even beep to say he have stop breathing -rrb- and see all this material bunch up around he face !!! I be angry , and feel guilty for trust the claim of this product . -lrb- I just see that two other reviewer say the same thing on other color version of this same product -rrb- . I love the idea of this combo sleepsack\/swaddle . however , it be easy for a child to work his\/her finger out at the bottom of the swaddle arm - at least it be for we child . if you child can break out of other swaddle -lrb- which most of my friend kid can -rrb- then DO NOT USE the SWADDLE PART of THIS BLANKET ! how do be get mess up ? I put we child in the sleepsack\/swaddle a second time so I could watch -lrb- supervise -rrb- how the material end up bunch up . even with a tight swaddle , and the swaddle arm velcro would as low as they will go on the back of the sleepsack ... if the child bend they leg up at all , they finger can start to feel the bottom of the swaddle arm . then , the baby can work they finger and arm out from the bottom . the result be that the swaddle part bunch up around they neck and face -lrb- even with the little tab in the back secure -rrb- . recommendation : Halo should add velcro and\/or snap on the front of the swaddle arm to attach it to the sleepsack to keep it in place . use the `` swaddle I '' blanket instead for a safer swaddle option . there be less material , and the baby 's leg actually pull down on the swaddle , so it keep any loose material away from baby 's face if the baby manage to break out . -lrb- with this halo sleepsack\/swaddle , the baby 's leg do not help pull down on the swaddle arm -rrb- .