Sentences with phrase «blanket wrapped tightly»

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A swaddle baby will be tightly wrapped (but are still comfortable) in a swaddle blanket to keep them warm and cozy.

It isn't recommended that even tightly wrapped newborns sleep with a blanket because they can accidentally cover their face.

Top to bottom, they generally include a set of soft pajamas, a tightly - wrapped swaddler or sleep sack, and possibly a light blanket.

Swaddling — being wrapped very tightly in a lightweight blanket — can restore this safe feeling, and it also prevents arms and legs from flailing about, which can be startling and upsetting to newborns.

Try massaging them gently, or wrapping them tightly in a blanket to provide a safe, relaxing environment similar to the snug feeling your baby was used to inside the womb.

If that happened — or if he was having an especially fussy moment — I'd wrap him up tightly in the Miracle Blanket, then we'd sway, pace, rock, and even nurse until he calmed down.

If the blanket is wrapped too tightly around the chest, breathing can be restricted as the blanket can confine chest movement.

Furthermore, if the blanket is wrapped too tightly around the hips, it can lead to hip dysplasia, a condition that causes the ball of the hip to become dislocated from the hip socket, resulting in abnormal development of the hip joint.

Once your baby is all squeaky clean, wrap them up tightly in a baby blanket.

The age - old custom of swaddling, or tightly wrapping each baby in a thin blanket, may help them feel safe, secure, and ready for sleep.

If your children seem cold or are shivering, wrap them tightly in a dry blanket or towel.

«My baby slept more comfortably at night while tightly wrapped in the swaddle blankets we got as gifts.»

If you're alone, wrap your child tightly in a towel or blanket and hold her under one arm.

Also make sure the blanket is not wrapped tightly around your baby's neck.

ALL of my babies loved being tightly wrapped in a thin swaddling blanket.

Swaddling, the act of tightly wrapping an infant from the neck down in a light blanket, is touted by many as a cure - all for fussy babies.

Your doctor will also recommend swaddling him after the procedure by wrapping him up tightly with a blanket or having him suck on a pacifier dipped in sugar water.

This job entails holding a terrified angry kitten in a tightly wrapped blanket while petting it's noggin.