About Swaddling
After 9 months of warmth and security, a baby can have difficulty adjusting to life outside their mother's womb. Many believe that some babies are just
not prepared for their new environment. The newborn baby's reaction is to cry, possibly because they are unhappy, possibly to tune-out the unfamiliar stimuli.
Swaddling is a time-tested technique used to keep infants warm and cozy by securely wrapping their bodies. The swaddling technique provides newborns with a sense of security by imitating the sanctuary of their mother's womb. Recent studies have shown that swaddling your baby results in better sleep, for a longer amount of time - exactly what every parent needs!
Swaddling is a time-tested technique used to keep infants warm and cozy by securely wrapping their bodies. The swaddling technique provides newborns with a sense of security by imitating the sanctuary of their mother's womb. Recent studies have shown that swaddling your baby results in better sleep, for a longer amount of time - exactly what every parent needs!
- It can help your baby sleep more soundly and for longer periods.
- It is proven to reduce colic and fussiness.
- It recreates the warmth and security of the mother's womb.
- Swaddling limits the startle reflex, which wakes babies during their sleep.
- Properly swaddled babies sleep through the night sooner.
- It helps your baby become aware of your efforts to soothe her.
- It's safe, easy and reduces the risk of SIDS.
