Sentences with phrase «arm against babies»

The pressure of your arm against babies stomach must ease the painful gas in their stomach.

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Let yourself be all of the mother that you are — when you yell or get frustrated, when you ask forgiveness, when you feel your heart straining against your rib cage, all because of how he looks asleep in your arms, all because of the sound of childish voices laughing outside, all because of the quiet nights in the monastery of the baby's room, just rocking in a time outside of time, it's all real and it's all you and it's all okay.

So he always says that it's one of the favourite sights of his life, the sight of the little babies we've made pressed against me in the morning, laying in white cotton sheets, my shirt all askew, and he wraps his arms around us both.

The planet itself seemed less impressive, in its old - fashioned, deliberate, annual or daily revolution, than this huge wheel, revolving within arm's length at some vertiginous speed, and barely murmuring, — scarcely humming an audible warning to stand a hair's - breadth further for respect of power, — while it would not wake the baby lying close against its frame.

Also, use one of your arms to hold baby securely against your chest.

With the baby's head in the crook of your arm and baby's bottom in your lap, snuggle him against you at a slight angle.

They have to work against the gravity to move forward, and this strengthens the baby's muscles in the legs, hands, arms, shoulders, and trunk.

There is nothing that compares to having your baby in your arms - the feeling of a sleeping child against your chest, the sweet - smelling, precious head under your nose.

And in what better way can a baby be nurtured, comforted, and made to feel secure than snuggled within his mother's loving arms, against the warmth of her breast?

And so you are not just going to learn your breathing techniques if you are going to go run a marathon, you are going to train your body, and you are going to get ready for it, you're going to strengthen your legs, and you are going to strengthen parts of your body that you haven't imagined, I remember my sister saying that her arms hurt after birth — she didn't had the strength in her arms to really use them to pull against whatever she was pulling against, whether it was her partner or someone else, to birth her baby.

Nestle your baby close to you, with her head in the crook of your arm, her mouth level with your nipple, and her tummy against yours.

1:31 pm: A baby with a full head of hair and two curious eyes maneuvered her little arms against my shoulder, trying to look me in the face.

After a caesarean, you might find the «rugby hold» — where the baby's body is around to the side of your body, supported by your arm on the same side — is preferable to having them lying against your stomach.

Nothing in the world can match holding your newborn in your arms and feeling your baby sleep safely against your chest.

Place the thermometer with the bulb end in the baby's armpit and hold the baby's arm against his side so the end is well covered by skin.

Then I pictured doing everything with a baby in my arms or in a wrap snuggled against my chest.

Your baby is placed on your side, near the breast you want to feed him with and tucked against you while your arm and hand support his neck and head.

Adequate daily floortime play helps babies get strong enough to move their arms and legs against gravity and helps them stretch out of the fetal position enough to straighten his arm and legs.

Try the colic waltz: Although it's much more fun to play with a happy baby, when it all goes «pear shaped», Dads are often the best baby settlers: you don't smell like breast milk so if baby has a bellyache, he can relax without snuffling round for more mummy milk; you have big strong arms to lie him along (with his legs straddled across your arm and a bit of pressure against his belly).

The truth is, there is no accident about how you feel when your baby calms and dozes in your arms, opening heavy eyelids to meet your gaze then perhaps giving a tiny smile before his eyes fl utter shut again with delicate lashes resting against little pink cheeks, his warm body snuggled next to your own.

Skin to skin contact means having your baby undressed down to a diaper or naked and placed in your arms, against your bare chest.

Belly - a belly hold is when one arm is placed under the baby's back while the baby's chest rests against the forearm of the other arm.

Baby can lay flat and look at a hanging mirror and several toys, or use the bolster pillow for tummy time and prop the mirror against one of the arch arms.

The baby can be seated on the mother's waist against the inner shoulder as one arm is wrapped around the baby while the other arm is free.

If your baby gets to the point where he or she can hold themselves up on their own in a crawling position (on their hands and knees), place your hands or arms behind your baby's feet to give them something to push against.

She curled up in the middle of their bed, and the last thing she glimpsed was Adam reclined along the edge, his back against the headboard and the baby in his arms.