Swaddles will work for babies who want them to work. Mine were little escape artists. It didn’t matter how tight I wrapped them. I even tied off the ends once instead of tucking them in. Nope. None lasted more than 5 minutes, average was about 30 seconds.
My daughter was born breech with her little feet up by her shoulders. Her delivery/neonatal nurse was a Russian emirgee who taught us how to swaddle her (just like in the Old Country) with her legs in a more normal position (Спасибо, мила!) Swaddling worked very well for calming & comforting her.
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Charles 3 months ago
“Colic” is when your baby cries. A LOT. More than that. No, still more.
vorlon42 3 months ago
Swaddles will work for babies who want them to work. Mine were little escape artists. It didn’t matter how tight I wrapped them. I even tied off the ends once instead of tucking them in. Nope. None lasted more than 5 minutes, average was about 30 seconds.
TokenFudd 3 months ago
Bonus: https://www.Fowllanguagecomics.Com/swaddle-blanket-bonus-panel/
Zebrastripes 3 months ago
Sounds like a plan…LOL
gigagrouch 3 months ago
My daughter was born breech with her little feet up by her shoulders. Her delivery/neonatal nurse was a Russian emirgee who taught us how to swaddle her (just like in the Old Country) with her legs in a more normal position (Спасибо, мила!) Swaddling worked very well for calming & comforting her.