Abstract: An infant swaddle blanket having a central receiving section with a fitted upper edge for engaging the infant's neck and shoulders; a first flap from one side of the central section; a tongue extending from the upper portion of the first flap; and a second flap extending from the opposite side of the central section, a skid-resistant material on its bottom surface. An improved fit is provided through the infant's shoulders with curved shoulder seams and long elastic seams on the top edge of the blanket. The infant is placed backside down on the central section with a first arm against its side; the first flap is wrapped over the infant's right arm and torso; the tongue is tucked around the infant's second side, under the armpit and across the infant's back; the infant's second arm is placed next to its side; the second flap is wrapped over the second arm, torso, and first flap and secured to the first flap with hook and loop fasteners.

Abstract: An infant swaddle blanket having a central receiving section with a fitted upper edge for engaging the infant's neck and shoulders; a first flap from one side of the central section; a tongue extending from the upper portion of the first flap; and a second flap extending from the opposite side of the central section, a skid-resistant material on its bottom surface. An improved fit is provided through the infant's shoulders with curved shoulder seams and long elastic seams on the top edge of the blanket. The infant is placed backside down on the central section with a first arm against its side; the first flap is wrapped over the infant's right arm and torso; the tongue is tucked around the infant's second side, under the armpit and across the infant's back; the infant's second arm is placed next to its side; the second flap is wrapped over the second arm, torso, and first flap and secured to the first flap with hook and loop fasteners.