Sentences with phrase «arms under the baby»

Some opt to lift the newborn by placing both arms under the baby's arms, however this does not provide the support for the head that is needed.

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I tell them about standing up with my husband's arms under my arms, a total stranger kneeling at my feet to make sure that the baby didn't hit the cement floor, and how I delivered that nearly 9 lbs baby boy into my own hands.

You asked: «Under what circu - mstance would God be justified to give the mother that put babies into the red hot bronze arms of Baal a pass.»

David Johnson Under what circu - mstance would God be justified to give the mother that put babies into the red hot bronze arms of Baal a pass.

By placing two pillows under my left elbow, I can hold sleeping baby Gabriel with one arm and type this text on the laptop that is balancing on...

Writing a cookbook with a baby / toddler in one arm / under your feet — you're my hero!

You might even go as far as putting the bottle under your arm so baby can latch on as if at the breast.

Lifting the baby with the «L» shape of the thumb and hand under the baby's arm stresses these tendons.

If you want to let your baby float on their back, hold them under the arms with feet away from you so that your forearms support their head and you can keep your face close to theirs to reassure them.

The cooling pad can be wrapped under the baby for holding in one's arms, sleeping with in bed, or when parents wish to lay baby down for a bit in a bassinet.

Hold on to the baby and lift him or her carefully under your raised right arm and into the right position on your back.

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The newborn to six months old infant is safely supported in a reclining position under your baby's arms, back and between the legs to help prevent the baby from slipping under the water.

To start, hold the baby up on your chest, so the baby is facing toward you with your arm tucked under the baby's bottom for support.

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.

Creelman recommends the «football position,» in which you hold your baby under your arm, because you can support the baby's chin and jaw with the same hand that's supporting your breast.

When washing your baby's body, be sure to clean in all the skin folds, under the arms and neck, behind the ears, between the fingers and toes, and around the diaper area.

If your baby has a fever (temp at or above 100.4 F) using a different method, such as using a tympanic thermometer (in your baby's ear) or checking under his arm, it is usually a good idea to confirm that he really has a fever by taking a rectal temperature.

Continue to support baby by placing your arm under his back and head throughout the bath.

Keep your baby's bottom under your arm.

There are a number of breastfeeding positions you can try, although most women opt to place the baby in the crook of their elbow or under their arm like a rugby ball.

Use the pillow under baby's bottom to support your arm as well.

Your next best option is to take your baby's axillary temperature — that's under his arm.

The cross-cradle position and the under - arm position are good ones for early nursing as the mother is able to visualize her baby at the breast.

Turn on the thermometer, place it under your baby's arm, and hold it in place until you hear a beep.

Besides the cradling position, try a football hold, with the baby tucked under one arm, or try nursing lying face to face with the baby.

If this is the first time you try to lies her reflux baby on her tummies, you will need to roll up a towel and get it under her chest as well as her arms.

In this position, baby's body is nestled under mom's arm while their head is cradled in her hand.

Take the arm that you're lying on and either place it out of the way under your head or use it to support your baby by placing it under your child's head and around his body.

Baby under 1 year old requires a constant presence of his mother, to be carried in her arms, and the best food for him at this age is breast milk.

For babies 6 months and under, those clothes should be long, covering the arms and legs.

I always swaddle a baby with one hand up so that his little hand is under his chin and the other arm down on his side.

Tuck the wing under your baby's opposite arm.

Wrap the leftwing over the torso of your baby and tuck it right under the opposite arm of the infant.

You literally freak out and cover your baby under your arm if anyone in public dares to sneeze or cough near your precious little bundle....

First, position your baby at your side, under your arm.

Your baby will lay along your side under your arm, with your hand supporting the back of the baby's neck.

** If your baby's temperature is out of range under the arm, always double check it with a rectal temperature.

Place the silver tip of the thermometer under your baby's armpit making sure that it is in contact with the skin on the arm and the skin in the cove under the arm.

Baby's head and body lie on the one side of my body between belly button and side, and baby can drink and sleep comfortably, without risk of you rolling over (you're comfortably on your back with a wedge on your one side and under your arm) and baby's head is at an angle, not face down in your breast, so he can breathe easBaby's head and body lie on the one side of my body between belly button and side, and baby can drink and sleep comfortably, without risk of you rolling over (you're comfortably on your back with a wedge on your one side and under your arm) and baby's head is at an angle, not face down in your breast, so he can breathe easbaby can drink and sleep comfortably, without risk of you rolling over (you're comfortably on your back with a wedge on your one side and under your arm) and baby's head is at an angle, not face down in your breast, so he can breathe easbaby's head is at an angle, not face down in your breast, so he can breathe easily.

Your baby will be under your arm while you are supporting the baby's back and neck.

Keep in mind babies under six months of age can't be vaccinated, so it's a good idea to take your own shot in the arm to protect your little papoose.

Veronica Tingzon: Many years ago I was in Guatemala with a missionary group with my father and what not, and we did some medical stuff and there was a mother there who had just birthed a baby and the midwife or as they call the «Partera» was telling her just go ahead and feed the baby but the grandmother of the baby was saying, «no, no, no you don't want the baby to get used to the arms» and I said, «listen to the partera» and that mom was lactating probably within a little bit under two days also.

A normal axillary (under the arm) temperature is between 97.5 and 99.3 F. Preemies get cold easily, so make sure your baby's temperature is in the normal range before bath time and give your baby a bath in a warm room.

Wrap the left corner over the body and tuck it beneath the back of the baby, going under the right arm.

Using a wet cloth and soap, gently wash the rest of the baby, paying special attention to creases under the arms, behind the ears, around the neck, and in the genital area.

If you're a heavy smoker, drugged up on Ambien, or just drank a bottle of scotch, not only should you probably have someone who isn't messed up responsible for your children, but you certainly shouldn't pass out with a baby tucked under your arm.

There are two ways you can take your baby's temperature: axillary (under the arm) or rectal.

Position your baby under your arm like a football and support their head with your hand and their body with your forearm.

Make sure that you tuck the arm flaps securely and flat under the baby's back as the flaps keeps the baby from working her arms free and waking herself.