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Swaddling

Is it safe to swaddle a baby?

Infants / By Nadine Theunissen

Is it safe to swaddle a baby? What is swaddling? Swaddling a baby means to wrap a baby tightly in a blanket. This usually restricts their limbs from too much movement. A swaddle holds the baby in the same position snug and tightly. This is soothing to babies and reduces the natural more (startle) reflex. …

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