The device provides the newborn with freedom of movement and a natural return to midline flexion thanks to a high-performance fabric with three-way elasticity. Its structure securely maintains flexion of the lower limbs, while the wide wings support shoulder flexion, promoting self-regulatory behaviors such as hand-to-mouth contact. Made of a breathable and moisture-wicking material, the device is ideal for irritable newborns or those with neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS), as it does not retain body heat and is also suitable for use in warm and humid environments. Strategically placed openings between the pouch and the wings allow access and management of lines and tubing without compromising containment. This postural stability also supports feeding, keeping the newborn well organized and facilitating the observation of breathing, sucking, and swallowing thanks to the lightweight fabric that leaves the head and neck clearly visible. The device supports the infant during daily care, procedures, and diaper changes, while also helping to increase parents’ confidence in handling and interacting with their newborn. Available in a wide range of sizes, it is intended for use throughout the entire hospital stay, both in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) and in the well-baby nursery.

CTBB220