How To Swaddle A Baby

Swaddling is a traditional practice that has been used for thousands of years to help babies

 transition from the womb to the outside world. Here are some interesting facts about swaddling:

• Swaddling dates back to 4000 B.C.: Evidence found in ancient Mesopotamia and Egyptian.              cultures support the practice's long history.
• The word 'swaddle' coms from the Old English word 'swath': meaning to bind or wrap.
• Swaddling can help keep babies in a back sleeping position.
• Swaddling can prevent the Moro reflex: An involuntary startle reflex that can wake babies up.
• Swaddling helps regulate a baby's body temperature, keeping them warm without the need for       extra blankets.
• Swaddling can sooth a fussy baby, providing a sense of security and comfort.
• Swaddling for sleep should be discontinued once a baby shows signs of rolling over.