Sentences with phrase «tucking blankets over»

Wrap the coat around her front or tuck blankets over her to keep her warm.

Not exact matches

They worked, but it was not as snug as I liked (but it certainly was nice that I had an easy alternative...) I usually had my office to myself, but if my office - mate (who was totally comfy with me pumping next to her) was there, I would just drape a baby blanket over the pumps and tuck it into my bra straps to keep me covered.

To get snug fit, tuck the swaddle blanket over the back shoulder and in - between the bottom portion of swaddle blanket.

Wrap one side of the blanket over your baby's body, tucking it under his back, then fold the bottom of the blanket to the chest loosely.

Use a lightweight, breathable blanket such as the fantastic Aden + Anais muslin blankets, Tuck the loose ends under the baby securely so that he can't pull it up over his face.

Pull the corner of the blanket near his left hand over his arm and chest, and tuck the leading edge under his back on his right side.

Pull the corner of the blanket near his right hand over his arm and chest, and tuck the cloth under his left side.

If you're heading to the car from indoors, the best idea is to keep your newborn dressed as they were at home, buckle them in and then tuck a blanket around them over the seat belt.

Children: Hats and gloves can remain but again, remove your child's thick coat and replace with a blanket that is tucked in over the harness once they are strapped in correctly, and do ensure the blanket is tucked under their arm pits.

Bring the left side of the blanket up and over his body and tuck right round him so he is tight and secure.

Lay his arm nearest to you, this will be his left arm, down so that it lies parallel to his body and bring the right side of the blanket up over his body and his arm and tuck the blanket in under his body.

A light blanket over the top of the buckled harness, then tucked in around your baby, is usually enough warmth for most... MORE situations.

So flip the extra blankets back onto your hubby, and keep one lighter one over you, tucked under your arms if you like, and bulk up on clothing if you're cold.

Put the blanket over the top of car seat straps, as trying to tuck it under the straps may mean the straps aren't safely tightened.

A twin blanket is usually 66 by 90 inches, which allows you to tuck the ends under the mattress to hold it in place, while a quilt simply drapes over the bed.

Once baby is safely and snuggly buckled into their car seat, place a folded swaddle blanket over their arms and tuck it over and under their arms snuggly to help «pin» their arms down.

Lower baby's left arm, bring left point of blanket over the body and tuck snugly under baby's left side.

With baby's right arm is over his chest, pull the left side of the blanket snugly across his body and tuck it smoothly around and under him, leaving his left arm out.

I'm not sure why it took so long for the trend to shift from moms tossing a blanket over their shoulder (possibly tucking it into a bra strap so it doesn't slide) to wearing an infinity scarf that definitely won't fall off because it's around your neck.

You simply teach your dog to lie down on a blanket, grab and hold the corner of it, and roll over so he tucks himself into bed.