Filipino Baby Swaddles

Filipino Flag Swaddle
$24.99 $19.99

Mahal Kita Swaddle
$19.99 $15.99

Halo Halo Swaddle
$29.99 $23.99

Jeepney Swaddle
$24.99 $19.99

Celebrates Filipino Heritage

Vibrant, fun and unique designs inspired by Filipino culture. You’ll love celebrating Filipino heritage with family and friends through this unique baby blanket. Mamapina baby swaddles make sharing the cultural connection comfortable and empowering.

Does Good

For every swaddle purchased, Mamapina provides a nutritious meal to a mom and baby in need in the Philippines, and gives free health and heritage downloads to empower Filipino families. Mamapina is a proudly Filipina-American social enterprise that gives back to the Filipino community. Visit our social media to explore our collections and learn more about how Mamapina gives back.

Safe, Stylish and Comfortable

Designed by a Filipina pediatric nurse and mother of three, our high-quality muslin baby blanket gently assures a baby’s comfort and health. Made of super soft bamboo viscose and cotton for comfortable breathability. Helps keep your baby at a cozy temperature. OEKO-TEX Standard 100 Certified for your baby’s safety and your peace of mind.

Large, Versatile and Durable

You’ll feel proud to share Filipino culture with your baby and others while you use this versatile multipurpose baby blanket as a receiving blanket, nursing cover, picnic blanket for kids, stroller blanket, car seat cover, or a soft material for your baby to enjoy while changing or during tummy time. The generous size allows our blankets to grow with your child. Toddlers will treasure their fun and versatile blankets for years.

Mamapina is a proudly Filipina American owned social enterprise that promotes maternal and child health, advocates breastfeeding and empowers artisan moms in the Philippines.

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671-967-7675

Celebrates Filipino Heritage

Does Good

Safe, Stylish and Comfortable

Large, Versatile and Durable

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