Little Rei
Description
Swaddling, simplified for three in the morning. Soft velcro wings fold into a secure, snug wrap in seconds, no origami required, calming the startle reflex so newborns settle into longer, deeper sleep.
Cut from premium stretchy bamboo rayon, it moves gently with your baby while staying comfortably in place.
Considered in every detail
Secure in seconds. Adjustable velcro wings create a snug, reliable wrap from newborn through early milestones.
Gently stretchy. Premium bamboo rayon flexes with little movements without coming loose.
Breathable comfort. Temperature-regulating fabric suited to warm nights and air-conditioned rooms alike.
Made with reassurance. Certified to OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 and tested for harmful substances.
Details
· Swaddle wrap with velcro fastening
· 72 × 72 cm (76 cm at highest point)
· Designed in Singapore
· OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified
Choose your print
Rainforest · Pink Hearts · Rustic Grey · Blue Trains
Little Rei
Delivery & returns
Free delivery on orders above S$60.
Island-wide Singapore delivery: Standard S$4.90 or Express S$9.90, chosen at checkout.
ReiCare 365 warranty: every purchase is covered by our 365-day warranty against manufacturing flaws, valid from the date of purchase on our website and at authorised physical stores.
30-day money-back guarantee: if a piece isn't right for you, bring it unused and in its original packaging, with proof of purchase, to our store or warehouse for a full refund. Opened silicone feeding pieces can only be returned if faulty.
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