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Another option might be to try a double swaddle:
http://www.hellobee.com/2012/12/26/the-double-swaddle/

@sorrycharlie: They run small! That one was a medium and he was close to 3 months at the time.

I quit swaddling when she got her hands out and it got all in her face. It freaked me out too much!!

@bluestriped bee: In the very beginning the Swaddle Strap was the only thing that worked for our little Houdini!

@sorrycharlie: my DD2 was the worst at this! She didn't do well in the woombie, the miracle blanket that worked so well for DD1 was no match for her, and she even managed to get the sleep sack swaddle up around her face. We ended up switching to the Merlin sleep suit around 3 months, I think.

@sorrycharlie: Sorry, just seeing this. We had a size medium. If you want to borrow it you are totally welcome to! I can ship it out Monday. I'll just need it back whenever you are done since I know we'll want to use it for our next Just let me know!

@sorrycharlie: FWIW we didn't swaddle him for very long after that. I regret buying that large size because after a few days of wearing it I realized he was ready to sleep unswaddled after spending 2 months mouthing his hands at night. So at close to 4 months we just dropped the swaddle and he did fine in a plain old sleep sack, also for a short time.

Retrospectively I wish we had tried a woombie when really little. That said at 3 mo we used the Zipadeezip and wonder why I waited on that!!

My son was (is) also a houdini! I constantly found him in the middle of the night, or (if I was lucky!) the morning with a part of the swaddle up over his mouth and nose. We used the A&A swaddles and I actually found that they are so breathable that he could actually breathe through them. That being said, that's TERRIFYING. and I think an option like the woombi or the suggestions above are an even better solution than what we did (de-swaddled at about 3.5/4 months).