ADJUSTABLE BABY SWADDLE

Abstract

Swaddle garments for infants are provided herein, including a torso section including a first arm opening and a second arm opening, a seam including a first fastener or a first plurality of fasteners to reversibly close the torso section over a chest and a stomach of an infant, and a back section attached to a fitted sheet for a crib mattress, and an adjustable leg section attached to the torso section comprising a second fastener or a second plurality of fasteners configured to optionally fold and stow a portion of the leg section, a length of the portion adjustable relative to a total length of the leg section. Swaddle garments further including a constriction strap attached to an interior of the torso section are further provided. Fitted sheets including a pocket for positioning under a head of an infant, the pocket configured to receive a pillow, are further provided.

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates to swaddle garments for infants.

BACKGROUND

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends placing infants on their backs to sleep, because studies have shown that such position reduces the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (“SIDS”). Wedges, loose pillows, and/or other devices may be used to position infants on their backs during sleep. However, wedges, loose pillows, and/or other devices placed into a crib to position an infant may become dislodged by the movement of the infant and thus become a safety hazard. Additionally, placement of such objects underneath infants may promote movement to undesirable positions where their stomachs are face-down.

Thus, there is a need for an infant swaddle garment that will position an infant in a crib and keep the infant resting on the infant's back during sleep.

SUMMARY

In an example, the present disclosure provides a swaddle garment for an infant. The swaddle garment includes a torso section. The torso section includes a first arm opening and a second arm opening, each of the first and second arm openings configured to receive an arm of the infant through each of the first and second arm openings. The torso section further includes a seam including a first plurality of fasteners to reversibly close the torso section over a chest and a stomach of the infant. The torso section further includes a back section attached to a fitted sheet for a crib mattress. The swaddle garment further includes an adjustable leg section attached to the torso section configured to receive legs and feet of the infant. The leg section includes a second plurality of fasteners configured to optionally fold and stow a portion of the leg section, a length of the portion adjustable relative to a total length of the leg section.

In certain examples, the leg section may not be attached to the fitted sheet. In certain examples, the torso section may further include a first wing and a second wing, each of the first and second wings attached to the torso section behind each of the first and second arm openings, each of the first and second wings including a third fastener or a third plurality of fasteners to optionally secure the arm of the infant across the top of the torso section over the seam to optionally secure the wings to a top surface of the fitted sheet. In certain examples, the torso section may further include a constriction strap attached to an interior of the torso section to optionally constrict the chest and/or the arms of the infant. In certain examples, the back section may be attached to the fitted sheet by a sewn seam. In certain examples, the sewn seam may extend across the back section. In certain examples, the sewn seam may extend from the first arm opening to the second opening. In certain examples, the back section may be attached to the fitted sheet by a plurality of parallel sewn seams across the back section. In certain examples, the back section may be reversibly attached to the fitted sheet by a fourth plurality of fasteners.

In another example, the present disclosure provides a swaddle garment for an infant. The swaddle garment includes a torso section. The torso section includes a first arm opening and a second arm opening, each of the first and second arm openings configured to receive an arm of the infant through each of the first and second arm openings. The torso section further includes a seam including a plurality of fasteners to reversibly close the torso section over a chest and a stomach of the infant. The torso section further includes a back section attached to a fitted sheet for a crib mattress. The swaddle garment includes an adjustable leg section attached to the torso section to receive legs and feet of the infant. The fitted sheet includes a pocket for positioning under a head of an infant, the pocket configured to receive a pillow.

In certain examples, the pocket may include a pocket fastener to close the pocket. The leg section may not be attached to the fitted sheet. In certain examples, the torso section may further include a first wing and a second wing, each of the first and second wings attached to the torso section behind each of the first and second arm openings, each of the first and second wings including a third fastener or a third plurality of fasteners to optionally secure the arm of the infant across the top of the torso section over the seam and to optionally secure the wings to a top surface of the fitted sheet. In certain examples, the torso section may further include a constriction strap attached to an interior of the torso section to optionally constrict the chest and/or the arms of the infant. In certain examples, the back section may be attached to the fitted sheet by a sewn seam. The sewn seam may extend from the first arm opening to the second arm opening.

In yet another example, the present disclosure provides a swaddle garment for an infant. The swaddle garment includes a torso section. The torso section includes a first arm opening and a second arm opening, each of the first and second arm openings configured to receive an arm of the infant through each of the first and second arm openings. The torso section further includes a seam including a plurality of fasteners to reversibly close the torso section over a chest and a stomach of the infant. The torso section further includes a back section attached to a fitted sheet for a crib mattress. The torso section further includes a constriction strap attached to an interior of the torso section to optionally constrict the chest and/or the arms of the infant. The swaddle garment further includes an adjustable leg section attached to the torso section to receive legs and feet of the infant.

In certain examples, the torso section may include a plurality of constriction straps. The leg section may not be attached to the fitted sheet. The torso section may further include a first wing and a second wing, each of the first and second wings attached to the torso section behind each of the first and second arm openings, each of the first and second wings including a third fastener or a third plurality of fasteners to optionally secure the arm of the infant across the top of the torso section over the seam and to optionally secure the wings to a top surface of the fitted sheet.

Further areas of applicability will become apparent from the description provided herein. It should be understood that the description and specific examples are intended for purposes of illustration only and are not intended to limit the scope of the present disclosure.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

In order that the present disclosure may be well understood, there will now be described various forms thereof, given by way example, reference being made to the accompanying drawings. The components in the figures are not necessarily to scale.

FIG. 1 illustrates a view of a top side of an example of a swaddle garment according to the principles of the present disclosure;

FIG. 2 illustrates a view of a back section of another example of a swaddle garment according to the principles of the present disclosure;

FIG. 3 illustrates a view of a top side of another example of a swaddle garment, with a seam in the torso section open and including a constriction strap that is closed;

FIG. 4 illustrates a view of a top side of the example of the swaddle garment illustrated in FIG. 3, including an open constriction strap, according to the principles of the present disclosure;

FIG. 5 illustrates a perspective view of another example of a swaddle garment in place over an example of a separate fitted sheet to which a back section of the swaddle garment may be reversibly attached by a plurality of fasteners, according to the principles of the present disclosure;

FIG. 6 illustrates a perspective view of another example of a swaddle garment attached to another example of a fitted sheet according to the principles of the present disclosure;

FIG. 7 illustrates a perspective view of another example of a swaddle garment attached to another example of a fitted sheet by a plurality of sewn seams, according to the principles of the present disclosure;

FIG. 8 illustrates a perspective view of another example of a swaddle garment attached to another example of a fitted sheet, the fitted sheet including a pocket for positioning under a head of an infant, the pocket configured to receive a pillow, according to the principles of the present disclosure;

FIG. 9 illustrates a perspective view of another example of a swaddle garment including an adjustable leg section attached to the torso section configured to receive legs and feet of the infant, according to the principles of the present disclosure;

FIG. 10 illustrates a perspective view of another example of a swaddle garment including first wing and second wing laid open and optionally secured to a top surface of another example of a fitted sheet, according to the principles of the present disclosure; and

FIG. 11 illustrates a perspective view of the swaddle garment illustrated in FIG. 10 with the first wing and the second wing securing the arms of the infant across the top of the torso section of the swaddle garment over the seam, according to the principles of the present disclosure.

The drawings described herein are for illustration purposes only and are not intended to limit the scope of the present disclosure in any way.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The following description is merely exemplary in nature and is not intended to limit the present disclosure, application, or uses.

The uses of the terms “a” and “an” and “the” and similar referents in the context of describing the present disclosure (especially in the context of the following claims) are to be construed to cover both the singular and the plural, unless otherwise indicated herein or clearly contradicted by context. The use of the term “plurality of” is defined by the Applicant in the broadest sense, superseding any other implied definitions or limitations hereinbefore or hereinafter unless expressly asserted by Applicant to the contrary, to mean a quantity of more than one. All methods described herein may be performed in any suitable order unless otherwise indicated herein by context.

As used herein, the terms “comprise(s),” “include(s),” “having,” has,” “may,” “contain(s),” and variants thereof, are intended to be open-ended transitional phrases, terms, or words that do not preclude the possibility of additional acts or structures. The present description also contemplates other examples “comprising,” “consisting of,” and “consisting essentially of,” the examples or elements presented herein, whether explicitly set forth or not.

In describing elements of the present disclosure, the terms “1^st,” “2^nd,” “first,” “second,” “A,” “B,” “(a),” “(b),” and the like may be used herein. These terms are only used to distinguish one element from another element, but do not limit the corresponding elements irrespective of the nature or order of the corresponding elements.

Unless otherwise defined, all terms used herein, including technical or scientific terms, have the same meanings as those generally understood by those skilled in the art to which the present disclosure pertains. Such terms as those defined in a generally used dictionary are to be interpreted as having meanings equal to the contextual meanings in the relevant field of art.

As used herein, the term “infant” refers to an immature human, and may include humans of an age of up to about 4 years. The term “infant” may include a human who can roll from a supine position to a prone position and/or from a prone position to a supine position. The term “infant” may include a human who can hold himself or herself up on his or her hands and knees. The term “infant” may include a human who can crawl. The term “infant” may include a human who can walk with or without assistance.

As used herein, the term “reversibly” refers to the capability of an element, assembly, or action to be reversed. For example, if a plurality of fasteners reversibly closes an opening, the closing of the fasteners may be reversed; in other words, the plurality of fasteners may be opened to provide the opening.

Referring to FIG. 1, a view of a top side of an example of a swaddle garment 100 is illustrated. Swaddle garment 100 includes torso section 102. Torso section 102 includes first arm opening 104 and second arm opening 106. Each of first arm opening 104 and second arm opening 106 is configured to receive an arm of an infant through each of first arm opening 104 and second arm opening 106. When an infant is placed in swaddle garment 100, the left arm of the infant may pass through second arm opening 106 and the right arm of the infant may pass through first arm opening 104. Torso section 102 includes seam 108 including a fastener or a plurality of fasteners. The plurality of fasteners reversibly closes torso section 102 over a chest and a stomach of an infant when the infant is placed in swaddle garment 100. Leg section 110 is attached to torso section 102 and receives the feet and the legs of the infant when the infant is placed in swaddle garment 100.

Examples of fasteners may include any type of connector commonly used in garments to reversibly attach two pieces of fabric together, such as hook and loop systems, snaps, buttons, zippers, and magnets. As illustrated in FIG. 1, seam 108 includes a zipper.

Referring to FIG. 2, a view of a back section 202 of another example of a swaddle garment 200 is illustrated. Back section 202 may be reversibly attached to a fitted sheet of a crib by a fastener, or as illustrated in FIG. 2, plurality of fasteners 204, 206. Plurality of fasteners 204, 206 includes a hook and loop system, but may alternatively be any fastener as described herein. A fastener or plurality of fasteners 204, 206 may be arranged in any pattern or direction that is advantageous, desirable, or preferable across back section 202.

Referring to FIG. 3, a view of a top side of another example of a swaddle garment 300 with a seam 304 in the torso section open, and including constriction strap 302 that is closed is illustrated. Constriction strap 302 may optionally be closed around the torso of the infant to constrict the chest and arms of the infant, or the chest of the infant, or the arms of the infant with the constriction strap being closed behind the infant's back, such that the infant's arms are held in place and to the sides of the infant's torso. Alternatively, constriction strap 302 may not be used at all, and the infant may be placed on top of constriction strap 302. Whether or not constriction strap 302 is closed around the infant's torso and/or arms, seam 304, including a fastener 306 or a plurality of fasteners, may be reversibly closed over the chest and the stomach of the infant. Though not shown, a swaddle garment 300 may include a plurality of constriction straps.

Referring to FIG. 4, a view of a top side of the example of swaddle garment 300, including constriction strap 302, which is open, is illustrated. Constriction strap 302 includes plurality of fasteners 402, 404, 406 configured to close constriction strap 302 around the chest and/or arms of the infant, or to close constriction strap 302 under the back of the infant. As illustrated in FIG. 4, plurality of fasteners 402, 404, 406 includes a hook and loop system, but may alternatively be any fastener as described herein.

Referring to FIG. 5, a perspective view of another example of swaddle garment 500 in place over an example of a separate fitted sheet 550 to which a back section of swaddle garment 500 may be reversibly attached by a fastener or a plurality of fasteners, including plurality of fasteners 552, 554, is illustrated. As illustrated in FIG. 5, plurality of fasteners 552, 554 includes a hook and loop system, but may alternatively be any fastener as described herein. Fitted sheet 550, illustrated partially in FIG. 5, may be a sheet that fits snugly over the top and sides of a standard crib mattress, such that the entirety of the top and sides of the crib mattress are tightly enclosed within and covered by fitted sheet 550. Alternatively, fitted sheet 550 may fit snugly over the top and sides of mattresses of other sizes and shapes, without limitation, the mattress by itself or also including attachments such as wedges. Fitted sheet 550 may alternatively be compatible with other infant sleeping structures such as bassinets, strollers, baby carriers, pack-and-play pens, and the like. An example of a physical arrangement of an infant within swaddle garment 500 is also illustrated in FIG. 5.

Referring to FIG. 6, a perspective view of another example of a swaddle garment 600 attached to another example of a fitted sheet 650 is illustrated. Back section of swaddle garment 600 may be reversibly attached to fitted sheet 650 by a fastener or a plurality of fasteners or may be attached to fitted sheet 650 by a sewn seam. The sewn seam may extend across the back section. The sewn seam may extend from the first arm opening to the second arm opening, or between the first arm opening and the second arm opening. Alternatively, the back section of swaddle garment 600 may be attached to fitted sheet 650 by a plurality of parallel sewn seams across the back section. Leg section 602 may not be attached to fitted sheet 650.

Referring to FIG. 7, a perspective view of another example of a swaddle garment 700 attached to another example of a fitted sheet 750 by a plurality of sewn seams 702, 704 is illustrated. As illustrated in FIG. 7, plurality of sewn seams 702, 704 are parallel and extend across the back section from behind each shoulder down to the lower back. Each sewn seam attaching swaddle garment 700 to fitted sheet 750 may extend in any other advantageous, preferred, or desirable direction or pattern, such as across the back from the first arm opening to the second arm opening.

Referring to FIG. 8, a perspective view of another example of a swaddle garment 800 attached to another example of a fitted sheet 850 is illustrated. Fitted sheet 850 includes pocket 852 for positioning under a head of an infant when the infant is in swaddle garment 800. Pocket 852 is configured to receive pillow 860 for advantageously raising the head of the infant when the infant is within swaddle garment 800 so as to reduce symptoms of conditions such as baby reflux, colic, and gastroesophageal reflux (“GER”) in the infant. Pocket 852 may include a pocket fastener (not shown) to close pillow 860 within pocket 852.

Referring to FIG. 9, a perspective view illustrates another example of a swaddle garment 900 including an adjustable leg section 902 attached to the torso section configured to receive legs and feet of the infant. Swaddle garment 900 includes a front plurality of fasteners 904 on the top of adjustable leg section 902 and a back plurality of fasteners 906 on the back of adjustable leg section 902. A portion of adjustable leg section 902 may be folded or rolled up and stowed by contact of back plurality of fasteners 906 with front plurality of fasteners 904. The length of the portion that may be folded or rolled up and stowed may be adjustable relative to a total length of adjustable leg section 906. As illustrated in FIG. 9, front plurality of fasteners 904 and back plurality of fasteners 906 include a hook and loop system, but each of front plurality of fasteners 904 and back plurality of fasteners 906 may alternatively be any fastener as described herein. In such manner, an overall length of swaddle garment 900 may be advantageously adjustable as an infant grows in height.

Referring to FIG. 10, a perspective view of another example of swaddle garment 1000 is illustrated. Torso section 1014 includes first wing 1006 and second wing 1008 attached to torso section 1014 behind first arm opening 1002 and second arm opening 1004, respectively. First wing 1006 includes a fastener 1010 or a plurality of fasteners. Second wing 1008 includes a fastener 1012 or a plurality of fasteners. As illustrated in FIG. 10, fasteners 1010, 1012 include a hook and loop system, but may alternatively be any fastener as described herein. Fasteners 1010, 1012, or the pluralities of fasteners may be used to secure first wing 1006 and second wing 1008 to top surface 1052 of fitted sheet 1050 when first wing 1006 and second wing 1008 are not in use. Though not visible in FIG. 10, top surface 1052 may also include a plurality of fasteners used to secure first wing 1006 and second wing 1008 to top surface 1052 when first wing 1006 and second wing 1008 are not in use. As illustrated in FIG. 11, fasteners 1010, 1012, or the pluralities of fasteners may alternatively be used to secure the arms of the infant across the top of torso section 1014 over seam 1016.

In certain examples of swaddle garments of the present disclosure, the torso section of the swaddle garment may include an accessory pocket within reach of the infant's hands and accessible by the infant when the infant is in the swaddle garment. The swaddle garment may be used to store extra pacifiers such that the infant may easily independently store or obtain an additional pacifier during the night, or such that a caretaker who responds to the infant in a darkened room may more easily find a spare pacifier rather than searching on the floor around the crib.

In certain examples of swaddle garments of the present disclosure, one or more exterior portions of the exterior of the torso section of the swaddle garment may include a plush material that simulates a stuffed animal or other soft fabric, such that when the infant is in the swaddle garment, the infant can feel the one or more exterior portions including plush material, which may offer a soothing experience to the infant and help with the infant's ability to sleep restfully.

Although the present disclosure has been described with reference to examples and the accompanying figures, the present disclosure is not limited thereto, but may be variously modified and altered by those skilled in the art to which the present disclosure pertains without departing from the spirit and scope of the present disclosure.

The subject-matter of the disclosure may also relate, among others, to the following aspects:

A first aspect relates to a swaddle garment for an infant, comprising: a torso section, comprising: a first arm opening and a second arm opening, each of the first and second arm openings configured to receive an arm of the infant through each of the first and second arm openings; a seam comprising a first fastener or a first plurality of fasteners to reversibly close the torso section over a chest and a stomach of the infant; a back section attached to a fitted sheet for a crib mattress; and an adjustable leg section attached to the torso section configured to receive legs and feet of the infant, the leg section comprising: a second fastener or a second plurality of fasteners configured to optionally fold and stow a portion of the leg section, a length of the portion adjustable relative to a total length of the leg section.

A second aspect relates to the swaddle garment of aspect 1, wherein the leg section is not attached to the fitted sheet.

A third aspect relates to the swaddle garment of any preceding aspect, wherein the torso section further comprises a first wing and a second wing, each of the first and second wings attached to the torso section behind each of the first and second arm openings, each of the first and second wings comprising a third fastener or a third plurality of fasteners to optionally secure the arm of the infant across the top of the torso section over the seam or to optionally secure the wings to a top surface of the fitted sheet.

A fourth aspect relates to the swaddle garment of any preceding aspect, wherein the torso section further comprises a constriction strap attached to an interior of the torso section to optionally constrict the chest and/or the arms of the infant.

A fifth aspect relates to the swaddle garment of any preceding aspect, wherein the back section is attached to the fitted sheet by a sewn seam.

A sixth aspect relates to the swaddle garment of aspect 5, wherein the sewn seam extends across the back section.

A seventh aspect relates to the swaddle garment of aspect 5, wherein the sewn seam extends from the first arm opening to the second arm opening.

An eighth aspect relates to the swaddle garment of aspect 5, wherein the back section is attached to the fitted sheet by a plurality of parallel sewn seams across the back section.

A ninth aspect relates to the swaddle garment of aspects 1 to 4, wherein the back section is reversibly attached to the fitted sheet by a third plurality of fasteners.

A tenth aspect relates to a swaddle garment for an infant, comprising: a torso section, comprising: a first arm opening and a second arm opening, each of the first and second arm openings configured to receive an arm of the infant through each of the first and second arm openings; a seam comprising a plurality of fasteners to reversibly close the torso section over a chest and a stomach of the infant; and a back section attached to a fitted sheet for a crib mattress; and an adjustable leg section attached to the torso section to receive legs and feet of the infant; and wherein the fitted sheet comprises a pocket for positioning under a head of an infant, the pocket configured to receive a pillow.

An eleventh aspect relates to the swaddle garment of aspect 10, wherein the pocket comprises a pocket fastener to close the pocket.

A twelfth aspect relates to the swaddle garment of aspect 10 or 11, wherein the leg section is not attached to the fitted sheet.

A thirteenth aspect relates to the swaddle garment of aspects 10 to 12, wherein the torso section further comprises a first wing and a second wing, each of the first and second wings attached to the torso section behind each of the first and second arm openings, each of the first and second wings comprising a third fastener or a third plurality of fasteners to optionally secure the arm of the infant across the top of the torso section over the seam or to optionally secure the wings to a top surface of the fitted sheet.

A fourteenth aspect relates to the swaddle garment of aspects 10 to 13, wherein the torso section further comprises a constriction strap attached to an interior of the torso section to optionally constrict the chest and/or the arms of the infant.

A fifteenth aspect relates to the swaddle garment of aspects 10 to 14, wherein the back section is attached to the fitted sheet by a sewn seam.

A sixteenth aspect relates to the swaddle garment of aspect 15, wherein the sewn seam extends from the first arm opening to the second arm opening.

A seventeenth aspect relates to a swaddle garment for an infant, comprising: a torso section, comprising: a first arm opening and a second arm opening, each of the first and second arm openings configured to receive an arm of the infant through each of the first and second arm openings; a seam comprising a plurality of fasteners to reversibly close the torso section over a chest and a stomach of the infant; a back section attached to a fitted sheet for a crib mattress; and a constriction strap attached to an interior of the torso section to optionally constrict the chest and/or the arms of the infant; and an adjustable leg section attached to the torso section to receive legs and feet of the infant.

An eighteenth aspect relates to the swaddle garment of aspect 17, wherein the torso section comprises a plurality of constriction straps.

A nineteenth aspect relates to the swaddle garment of aspect 17 or 18, wherein the leg section is not attached to the fitted sheet.

A twentieth aspect relates to the swaddle garment of aspects 17 to 19, wherein the torso section further comprises a first wing and a second wing, each of the first and second wings attached to the torso section behind each of the first and second arm openings, each of the first and second wings comprising a third fastener or a third plurality of fasteners to optionally secure the arm of the infant across the top of the torso section over the seam or to optionally secure the wings to a top surface of the fitted sheet.

In addition to the features mentioned in each of the independent aspects enumerated above, some examples may show, alone or in combination, the optional features mentioned in the dependent aspects and/or as disclosed in the description above and shown in the figures.

Claims

1. A swaddle garment for an infant, comprising: a torso section, comprising: a first arm opening and a second arm opening, each of the first and second arm openings configured to receive an arm of the infant through each of the first and second arm openings;a seam comprising a first fastener or a first plurality of fasteners to reversibly close the torso section over a chest and a stomach of the infant; anda back section attached to a fitted sheet for a crib mattress; andan adjustable leg section attached to the torso section configured to receive legs and feet of the infant, the leg section comprising: a second fastener or a second plurality of fasteners configured to optionally fold and stow a portion of the leg section, a length of the portion adjustable relative to a total length of the leg section.

2. The swaddle garment of claim 1, wherein the leg section is not attached to the fitted sheet.

3. The swaddle garment of claim 1, wherein the torso section further comprises a first wing and a second wing, each of the first and second wings attached to the torso section behind each of the first and second arm openings, each of the first and second wings comprising a third fastener or a third plurality of fasteners to optionally secure the arm of the infant across the top of the torso section over the seam or to optionally secure the wings to a top surface of the fitted sheet.

4. The swaddle garment of claim 1, wherein the torso section further comprises a constriction strap attached to an interior of the torso section to optionally constrict the chest and/or the arms of the infant.

5. The swaddle garment of claim 1, wherein the back section is attached to the fitted sheet.

6. The swaddle garment of claim 5, wherein the sewn seam extends across the back section.

7. The swaddle garment of claim 5, wherein the sewn seam extends from the first arm opening to the second arm opening.

8. The swaddle garment of claim 5, wherein the back section is attached to the fitted sheet by a plurality of parallel sewn seams across the back section.

9. The swaddle garment of claim 1, wherein the back section is reversibly attached to the fitted sheet by a third plurality of fasteners.

10. A swaddle garment for an infant, comprising: a torso section, comprising: a first arm opening and a second arm opening, each of the first and second arm openings configured to receive an arm of the infant through each of the first and second arm openings;a seam comprising a plurality of fasteners to reversibly close the torso section over a chest and a stomach of the infant; anda back section attached to a fitted sheet for a crib mattress; andan adjustable leg section attached to the torso section to receive legs and feet of the infant; andwherein the fitted sheet comprises a pocket for positioning under a head of an infant, the pocket configured to receive a pillow.

11. The swaddle garment of claim 10, wherein the pocket comprises a pocket fastener to close the pocket.

12. The swaddle garment of claim 10, wherein the leg section is not attached to the fitted sheet.

13. The swaddle garment of claim 10, wherein the torso section further comprises a first wing and a second wing, each of the first and second wings attached to the torso section behind each of the first and second arm openings, each of the first and second wings comprising a third fastener or a third plurality of fasteners to optionally secure the arm of the infant across the top of the torso section over the seam or to optionally secure the wings to a top surface of the fitted sheet.

14. The swaddle garment of claim 10, wherein the torso section further comprises a constriction strap attached to an interior of the torso section to optionally constrict the chest and/or the arms of the infant.

15. The swaddle garment of claim 10, wherein the back section is attached to the fitted sheet by a sewn seam.

16. The swaddle garment of claim 15, wherein the sewn seam extends from the first arm opening to the second arm opening.

17. A swaddle garment for an infant, comprising: a torso section, comprising: a first arm opening and a second arm opening, each of the first and second arm openings configured to receive an arm of the infant through each of the first and second arm openings;a seam comprising a plurality of fasteners to reversibly close the torso section over a chest and a stomach of the infant;a back section attached to a fitted sheet for a crib mattress; anda constriction strap attached to an interior of the torso section to optionally constrict the chest and/or the arms of the infant; andan adjustable leg section attached to the torso section to receive legs and feet of the infant.

18. The swaddle garment of claim 17, wherein the torso section comprises a plurality of constriction straps.

19. The swaddle garment of claim 17, wherein the leg section is not attached to the fitted sheet.

20. The swaddle garment of claim 17, wherein the torso section further comprises a first wing and a second wing, each of the first and second wings attached to the torso section behind each of the first and second arm openings, each of the first and second wings comprising a third fastener or a third plurality of fasteners to optionally secure the arm of the infant across the top of the torso section over the seam or to optionally secure the wings to a top surface of the fitted sheet.