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[@BarbaraKurtz]

That baby said, "Imma poop when you're done."

[@AmitGaud-p1q]

Evil plans 😂😂

[@jaketaylor4193]

Only when you get them wrapped perfect

[@OlisaOzi]

Youre terrible

[@S_Blunt]

EXACTLY!!! That was definitely the poop face. 😂😂 I JUST commented on it🤣🤣

[@roselee4445]

Heard the pre fart

[@testname2635]

Baby went straight from "I don't trust this man" to "Not bad not bad"😂

[@universesays1842]

correction : not man but mother...ker

[@Khrysalis01]

Correction: That is the father showing how he swaddles his son, he has shown other ways to swaddle that his grandmother taught him. She tutored him on how men can step up and be an awesome father.

[@michellegaines3568]

I agree 💯 percent 😂😂😂😂😂

[@AicimounLight]

❤😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@giannulapanayiotou1774]

😂😂😂

[@kimberlyd2308]

That yawn at the end was perfectly timed

[@alexandrabadescu6429]

Mine cant sleep until he has at least one arm released. He would never stay this still and do that to him😅

[@li4592]

Omg same! He gotta have his arms free!! Then he wakes up 😂😂😂

[@hannahdouglas3978]

Same with mine!

[@clareshaughnessy2745]

Yeah, I remember when my daughter was little she slept always with at least one arm up out of the covers. I wonder if it was because in the womb she was stuck in a transverse/breach position from about seven months and both her arms were up above her head. She never got into that classic folded up, ready to be born position and when she came out (via Caesarian) one of her hands was ‘glued’ to her head with vernix!

[@isaacbamubabemwanza4009]

My baby won't stop crying when you swaddle her, it's nolonger an option for her dont know what to do

[@clareshaughnessy2745]

@@isaacbamubabemwanza4009 oh, Isaac, I really feel for you. Until you have a baby you have no idea how their crying cuts you to the bone. The one phrase that kept me going when mine was in a crying phase or a naughty phase or all the other phases they go through is ‘this too shall pass’ and it does. Even the most horrendously cry-y babies stop crying in the end. Oh and if you haven’t done it yet because you swore you’d never be one of ‘those’ parents, a pacifier was a game changer for mine!

[@emileehowell8873]

This is the swaddle my L&D nurse taught my husband and me how to do! It works so well at calming my babies down and helping them to sleep! ❤

[@mpk6355]

Biedne dziecko. To powinno być zakazane.do jakiej szkoły chodziła ta pielęgniarka.

[@annianni3728]

Grauenvoll, das Baby wie eine Mumie einzuwickeln, dass es sich nicht bewegen kann. Ich kann das gar nicht ersehen.

[@SH-pm3dm]

My husband taught me this with our 1st born. He had plenty of practice with 6 brothers and sisters under him. I learned a lot from him.

[@shaziajawaid6298]

That's really cute 😢

[@kcluckystars]

My husband had no practice but he was the champion of swaddling.

[@lp6739]

What for ?

[@bahr-pq4uo]

​@@lp6739exactly it's like prison.

[@Khrysalis01]

@lp6739 two reasons to swaddle a baby, the swaddle makes a baby feel like they did before they are born. Second reason is the only fear they have after they are born is fear of falling. So swaddling makes them feel safe, and helps them to fall asleep faster.

[@CeeDee01]

Adorable baby!

[@JannieGreer-eh8qp]

Aw he's so cute 🥺

[@TeraGreene1]

Right?! What a cutie burrito!!

[@nainai9121]

Hes prolly the most calmest baby EVER

[@Michelle-ub4pu]

To the people who have an issue with this and calling it a 'straight jacket': Get over it! Some babies LOVE being swaddled, it helps them feel secure and calm down, especially when they are put down to sleep or nap, some babies hate it, which is fair enough. If a baby hates something, they WILL let you know, trust me, they will scream bloody murder, they do not suppress their feelings, heck, they even scream if the wind touches their face or they dont like hats. Before ya'll say, "oh, baby should be held to feel secure" blah blah, no s*it, but no parent can hold their baby 24/7, some parents need to put them down so they can shower, cook, clean, take care of other children, have a break etc People these days are super sensitive and claim EVERYTHING is 'cruel'... according to experts of the internet, the following is cruel; swaddling, hand mittons, not holding your baby 24/7, baby sleeping alone in a crib, using formula etc I once uploaded a photo of me resting my newborn niece on my legs and some moron said, "omg, be careful! baby's skin might get irritated from your denim jeans" good lord

[@JaneEvans-yw6nu]

I agree with you 100%, far too many over sensitive people about these days who will find the smallest thing to complain about. Can’t believe you were told your jeans would irritate your nieces skin - some people are just plain stupid.

[@janetbransdon3742]

🦬💩 Baby needs movement to grow. This is restricting and cruel. Just like binding the feet.

[@catkin3]

Wrong wrong wrong!! - cot death more likely to happen- please make sure that both arms are flexed into midline with hands up near to face and baby can move their arms. Second when wrapping blanket over baby DO NOT TUCK TIGHTLY- Always fairly loose so baby can wriggle and move so as not to restrict breathing and cause overheating. Vv important. I'm a neonatal nurse specialist.

[@pagen5219]

I agree with you. Do not bind some poor kid, it makes no sense.

[@Gringa_L]

How about the sleep sacks where they are all covered up but arms and legs can move freely inside the sack? My friend is about to have 2 new grandchildren, I'm asking for her.

[@Gringa_L]

I wish you would move your last sentence up to the beginning of the paragraph after "wrong . . ." It will make more people pay attention and read the whole thing.

[@pagen5219]

My daughter used them, I was so glad when she stopped,@@Gringa_L

[@catkin3]

Sleep sacks are variable in design but generally speaking they are considered safe. Those that have arms​ are recommended so as to prevent the baby from slipping down into the bottom of the sack. As@Gringa_L

[@Jay-Leigh]

Doesn’t always work. I tried that a few times with my baby and he hated it and screamed. I took it off so he could stretch and feel free and he loved it.

[@DianaLR27]

My son was the same way. He protested as if to say, “No way am I going back to those cramped quarters!” He was always stretching his first weeks home.

[@dollyz9743]

My girl was the same.

[@amenaakter5810]

My son also doesn't like this, he started crying

[@Eirlys0104]

My baby girl too

[@jackpeters7464]

​@@amenaakter5810u shoulda slapped his face and quit spoiling him instead😂😂😂

[@lindaellis3981]

SUCH A CUTIE !!!! IN A STRAIGHT JACKET !!!!

[@spencepaloma]

That is one calm baby. My son, as a newborn would fight through everything. How was he so strong 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@BlessedChrysanthemum]

I agree, they have been swaddled for like 10 months while preparing to come into this world, but He is free now. ALLOW HIM TO STRETCH...PLEASE. HE IS SO RESTRAINED.

[@julietphillips1991]

I think it's awful...looks like a straightjacket!

[@Phoenix-mh5eo]

It's soothing for most babies. Like you said, they've been like that forever and when they were like that they were safe and warm inside mom. It brings back positive associations.

[@sitinowak]

I'm 78 and that's how our mother used to swaddle my little brothers and sisters, and I did that with my 2 sons too.

[@moisesavelino7464]

Quase mumificou o bebê

[@DMaria216]

This is for sleep not all day

[@marieblyden7512]

I don't like swaddling and did not use it on my children. Babies need to stretch and not get cramps in the legs and arms. Think how you would feel if you swaddled yourself at night and couldn't move or adjust your comfort level. Let the babies breathe and stretch for goodness sake.

[@lillibethj.s.7032]

When done properly, swaddling is comfortable for a newborn and only a newborn. “Properly” includes NO BUNTING, NO PILLOWS, NO ADDITIONAL BLANKETS, NO TOYS OF ANY KIND, NO BOTTLES … ABSOLUTELY NOTHING IN THE CRIB OR BASSINET, JUST THE BABY. When they wake and are unswaddled, they get the greatest stretches, and it’s as great of a release as it is for adults when they wake and stretch. If a baby learns to roll over early, then there’s no need to swaddle them. And obviously, if they are big babies, and outgrow a receiving blanket, it’s definitely time to stop swaddling. It’s common to see negative comments aimed towards Americans (I’m American) about the way we care for our babies, especially our newborns, but we see things from other countries that we find questionable or simply don’t understand. That doesn’t mean that our way is the ONLY WAY.

[@roseblossom166]

How do you think they were in the womb..?

[@ashoftmrw]

@@lillibethj.s.7032Im American and I question swaddling. I will of course do whatever suits my baby when she gets here but this seems instinctively wrong to me and I’m personally not going to do it just because it’s common practice here. If most other places don’t do it and if there’s research in other countries saying it’s unsafe, I am going to tend to rely on the global norms and my own intuition rather than just doing something because its what people “typically” do here.

[@julieito9523]

I would say they were pretty swaddled when they were in our tummies, though they could keep and punch a bit. Still some like it some don’t I don’t think we can push people to do what we think is best. Some children need to have some pressure, for other reasons, there are many!

[@julieito9523]

It’s very apparent that this baby loves swaddling! To each his own!

[@annettegiovia6270]

Such an adorable little baby!!!

[@daniellehanson3137]

My babies would laugh at that swaddle and break out of it in a hot minute

[@msleo3456]

Yep, none of mines like swaddling at all

[@brittalex7024]

Ya we had to swaddle our Daugher like it was a straight jacket lol we got those swaddle blanket things with Velcro on it to keep it in place and it got all stretched and warped from our straight jacket method lol but it turns out my 1-2 week old st that time was acting crazy and mad and shaking like this bc she had a stomach virus and we didn’t learn that until like a week into being sick so ya, aa a new mom I thought new babies just acted crazed when swaddled for awhile until we got a diagnosis and she got better ❤

[@selah71]

New parents stopped by while I was sitting outside with their baby swaddled. It was 90°. I unwrapped the baby who was sweating buckets. Poor thing could have had a heat stroke.

[@potato1084]

Same😂😂😂😂😂

[@aldastroud9671]

Plus is dangerous to sleep.

[@ElloSheerio]

That baby is a literal doll! ♡ I love all of that baby's facial expressions! ♡♡♡♡

[@sandracurran8215]

Blooming straight jacket. Pure wee baby. 😮

[@robbinsandlin9669]

Adorable

[@flamingpieherman9822]

I just saw a nurse from I believe Sweden or the Netherlands state that this is against the law to do in hospitals to newborns. Because it increases the rate of SIDS in infants.

[@KalujaFlizck]

Yes. If someone is stupid enough to lay a swaddle baby on their stomach.

[@flamingpieherman9822]

@@KalujaFlizck no it wasn't just laying them on their stomach. They do not swaddle them at all because they say it induces such a deep sleeping babies that they sometimes forget to breathe. So they've made it a law and they've banned it

[@julie3722]

That is likely forbidden in Europe in general.

[@UnicornsPoopRainbows]

​@@flamingpieherman9822That would be a brain stem issue. It controls breathing since breathing isn't a conscious effort, hence why we will start breathing if we pass out from holding our breath. I wonder if there is a bit that isn't developed completely until after birth. We know so much about the human body and yet, so little

[@natalieeubank4533]

@@flamingpieherman9822well not everyone is the same it’s fine when it’s down safely

[@christinalively8292]

This for an adult is called a Straight Jacket!

[@ChiGirl43]

Right...lol

[@thelmasearcy6132]

Exactly

[@valariecochran4129]

Makes me claustrophobic

[@AVKryshtal]

Swaddling helps to soothe babies as they adjust to life outside of the womb. Straight jackets were meant to restrain people, not to soothe them to sleep. I don't know why ignorant people keep comparing swaddling, which was around for thousands of years, to a straight jacket.

[@christinamitchell5207]

Swaddling too tight can cause suffocation 😢

[@sudarvizhivaanasundaram2959]

Very cute. It’s good to know how different our habits are according to the climate and culture. In hot south India, if I wrap a baby like this my mom will scold me for sure. Restricting the arm and leg movements is a strict no no😂. Even when the baby sleeps.

[@immahedlund]

Same in Sweden.

[@mariajoseperisdesco6237]

Y pata q sirve eso?

[@KalujaFlizck]

Babies are born with a natural reflex. (Moro reflex ) The reflex of feeling like it's falling. It looks like a startle reflex. See the baby's arms waving suddenly. That is the reflex. By swaddling/restricting for the first couple of months, the baby feels secure and won't have the reflex. It actually frightens the baby. The absence of the Moro reflex indicates something abnormal and should be reported to the healthcare provider. The result of eliminating the reflex is creating! a calmer baby. A baby that feels safe and calm.

[@sudarvizhivaanasundaram2959]

@@KalujaFlizck The Moro reflex is natural and should be expected in newborns. It is the sign of a healthy nervous system. The response is triggered by a startling event, such as changes in noise, light, or sudden movement. It doesn’t need to be treated. I think this wrapping is more related to climate.

[@elizabethfunes8435]

@@sudarvizhivaanasundaram2959then i have the greatest nervous system because I wake up at least three times from random shakes or feeling like I’m falling, sometimes I hear bullet shots when there aren’t any, it’s exhausting

[@nuevoprojecto-mujerajena1896]

Beautiful baby and reasonable swaddle. I feel for babies that are prevented from moving and too tight.❤❤

[@ClaireRozier-xc7ys]

Me too - it all looks far too restrictive to me.

[@Eirlys0104]

My 2 week old baby girl HATES being swaddled so I quit it. She likes to sleep with her arms spread out sometimes stretched above her head and she often changes her leg postition from tucked in to stretched out too. Just like her mommy (me) she doesn't like being confined 😊

[@amberadams217]

Mine couldn't stand being wrapped up either. From the start. Glad to know she was not the only one.

[@heavenj7]

Ha so did mine 😢 I tried and tried

[@stacymar684]

I bet she wakes frequently, doesn't she. Babies have a reflex startle response where they flail their arms to the side. It happens frequently when babies are asleep. When swaddled, the babies arms might spasm a little, but it rarely wakes them up, so they get longer periods of deeper, more restful sleep. Without swaddling, babies will frequently wake themselves up with this startle reflex, causing them to get less REM sleep. Babies will often fight being swaddled because they have begun to associate swaddling with sleep, and they want to resist going to sleep. Oftentimes, it's not the constriction that they object to, but sleeping.

[@walml002]

Neither of mine liked to be swaddled and fought it. They preferred to sleep with their arms and legs free and now as adults much like myself don’t like the bedding tucked in. All babies as with everyone are different, there is no one size fits all when it comes to meeting their needs.

[@zenaphillipsjensen7262]

I am Scandinavian, we don’t do this here, I think swaddling a baby, most be a American thing.. Our babies also sleep ( daytime naps) outside in a pram.. The outside air, is considered good for them to sleep in, also in the winter, We just put more clothes on them.

[@Khrysalis01]

Swaddling is not just an America thing, Mary swaddled Jesus after he was born. My grandma who was Norwegian, taught us to swaddle. This guy got it wrong by placing the arms down, ideally the arms should be bent so the baby can feel like he is still in the womb and safe. You only swaddle them for the first couple of weeks or so, or until they adjust to being outside the womb. Having your baby sleep outside in subzero temperatures is mind boggling, I’m surprised they don’t have a frostbit face from this practice. Also, it’s more important for the baby to get sun on a pram walk as they need the vitamin D that the sun provides them. And they still get fresh air as well.

[@hightidemidafternoon]

Is Mary on KZbin these days or who told you she swaddled Jesus?@@Khrysalis01

[@sarvsfalefitu5832]

Gotta say he’s is too darn cute 🥰

[@anndevanny76]

Swaddling not recommended in Uk . I’m a recently retired midwife

[@lexip396able]

Why not?

[@idlekaty1508]

It is thought to contribute to SIDS

[@natalieeubank4533]

They aren’t in the uk!!!

[@idlekaty1508]

@@natalieeubank4533 Either you are saying that UK safety advice is nonsense, or that American babies are immune to SIDS... Either way, you're an idiot. People should be aware of the risk.

[@victoriatremblay2589]

Side happens even when swaddling isn’t done it’s caused by an imbalance in the brain that doesn’t let the child wake while sleeping. You can do everything according to health officials and it still happens it like saying you cough because you have lungs so don’t have lungs so you don’t cough

[@ChicaVox]

Probably the most beautiful baby I’ve ever seen ❤

[@johnmccoy1796]

That is too precious that little face he makes. Hes like dad you know were on camera right?. He is absolutely precious little munchkin. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Seraphine07F]

They like this a lot. Note the suspicious face & then the relaxation! What a cutie-pie🤭💜🙏💜🇬🇧💜

[@marielleo4715]

But the baby can not move,is this healthy?

[@Arylwren1]

​@@marielleo4715yes, completely safe

[@smallfootprint2961]

Looks like fear to me.

[@mysticwolf1358]

@@marielleo4715you don’t want to make it so tight where the can’t move at all but swaddling can be comforting (because it reminds them of them of being in the womb) and infants can have a startle reflex while they’re sleeping which makes them move their arms and wakes them up randomly at night, so a swaddle can help prevent that and they can get better sleep

[@marielleo4715]

@@mysticwolf1358 yes,but I dusagree! A baby can always ggod sleeping if it has enogh breastfeeding! I have 4 children but I could have never done this with them. Free moving is very important for a child's developnent Don't impede it !This is my experience!

[@bettyechols6405]

Straight Jacket

[@lucindaarmour7422]

Comforting and calming and helpful for sleep

[@juliery63]

​@@lucindaarmour7422none of my 4 kids liked being swaddled, or even just legs wrapped in a blanket. They'd kick and flail until they successfully freed themselves or loosened it enough that they were comfortable and then they'd fall asleep. They all liked sleeping with arms flung above their heads. Neither of my grandkids were fans of swaddling either. I guess they had enough of being in a confined, tight space before birth.

[@lucindaarmour7422]

@juliery63 Thats absolutely right. It's not for all children but for a fair portion of them it brings them comfort and calm. For my children it was also a marker that sleep was coming - it prepared them for sleep.

[@kimmyj9617]

@@juliery63 Same. Mine would scream bloody murder when I tried to swaddle her. Found out later she was on the spectrum. She could not handle anything tight or restraining.

[@juliery63]

@@kimmyj9617 none of my kids are on the spectrum and still hated it. They're all adults now. I think it's like weighted blankets for adults..... people who love them say they're calming and I hate them. It's the most constraining and claustrophobic horrible feeling to me. I don't think all babies enjoy swaddling. I've heard people say that it helps them from being awakened from their startle reflex but my kids would startle, sometimes pop eyes open but they'd go right back to sleep without any assistance.

[@yellowbird5411]

Two things come to mind here. One is that babies are ready to leave the womb when they are born. Swaddling limits skin-to-skin contact, which is very important, and also limits the baby from stretching. Babies stretch all the time with their arms and legs, just like we do. But they can't if they are wrapped like a burrito. Second thing is that we tend to over-blanket, over-clothe and otherwise smother babies with caps, mittens, body suits, etc. like they aren't already in a 74 degree living room. Babies get hot, and they cry because they are stifling. The harder they cry, the hotter they get, and we just keep wrapping those blankets around them.

[@bevhermann6925]

The ultimate room temp for a baby is 68°-72°. Everyone thinks oh wow, I better turn up the heater so baby can stay warm. You are correct many do over bundle

[@potato1084]

I have a UK November baby and our room is freezing compared to the rest of the house. We don’t turn heating on. We don’t sleep there atm but even when we did I’d put the blanket on her and she’d kick it off but her skin would feel icy cold so I used sleeping bags. Sometimes babies look like they’re warm when they’re not.

[@CeeDee01]

My Grandma who was an RN as well as a mother of 6 and Grandma of over 46 always said babies need swaddlig, not all the time but often, for security purposes. I believe my Grandma thank you.

[@tbh224]

you just made all of that up

[@caprisun6910]

Babies have a startle reflex, even in the womb. I can literally feel when my baby girl jumps (im 36+3) so thats why swaddling is beneficial. It gives them security so they can sleep soundly. Skin on skin contact is very important but isnt necessary every second of the day.

[@kayleigh.0076]

That baby is soo adorable 🥰🥰🥰

[@belkisstheartist9001]

This way of wrapping baby , it is done in Zimbabwe for a long time.....the difference is that the bottom marerial is folded over then taken around the legs and tuck in the fold ; so it becomes so secured that it does not uncover till its open by someone. The material used is "flannel".

[@mrgallbladder]

Had 5 kids. All 5 kids hated being swaddled. I don't have statistics, but based on my own experience, I imagine only a small number of babies actually like being swaddled. In theory, swaddling is supposed to help with involuntary twitches that wake the baby, but in reality, being immobilized cannot possibly feel very good.

[@jenelle5331]

Newborns generally like it if it's done correctly.

[@lynnquin8565]

​@@jenelle5331Some newborns tolerate swaddling. Others don't. I didn't swaddle my daughters and they didn't swaddle. It's an old practice that seems to now be the latest thing, more like the latest fad, with new moms. What's telling is that when baby wakes and the swaddling is removed, is the immediate, rapid action of the infant's arms springing and stretching upward.

[@AussieCrimeCases]

those stats suck. given your logic, I have 7 kids and they all like to be swaddled...so more kids like to be swaddled than not? this is why we dont judge people based on our own experiences. Also, swaddling is meant to mimic the tight space of the womb. Some kids like being out. some dont.

[@anngifford9053]

I have basic claustrophobia and just watching this gets me. My children never liked to be swaddled either which was good because I didn't like doing it

[@mrgallbladder]

@@AussieCrimeCases when I say based on my own experience, I don't mean just my 5 kids, it includes other parents I've talked to about this. Also I specifically said I DON'T have statistics.

[@MicheleMcGee-k6r]

my son hated swaddling and would squirm and whine until he was free, he’s 11 now will not sleep with his arms under blankets no matter how cold

[@potato1084]

My baby was okay with being swaddled the first night then she HATED it. She loves having her arms out cause they comfort her. She’s 2 months and I just had to put her blanket back on cause she keeps kicking it off 😅 Usually use sleeping bags.

[@SoGorgeous-ju8jn]

Too constrictive for a little baby. Hands should be free.

[@AKUBARIKI]

​@@SoGorgeous-ju8jn I agree👍

[@karenl9731]

No, swaddling is very inhumane. Let their arms free. It's also very dangerous, if she rolls over she could suffocate!

[@UnicornsPoopRainbows]

They're a newborn, they can't roll over. But you are 100% right, when they start being able to roll even a little, swaddling is a huge hazard at that time. For the first month though, it helps mimic the conditions in the womb

[@jenelle5331]

You stop swaddling when they learn to roll. This baby still has an umbilical stump. It's not rolling over yet.

[@EvaMariaLotte]

@@UnicornsPoopRainbows They gain head control before they learn to roll over though...

[@natalieeubank4533]

Hardly, does it affect you at all? No it does not

[@sneezydeezymcdeluxe7015]

​@@UnicornsPoopRainbowsWrong. My son could roll over after just 3 weeks, it was ridiculous. Swaddling with arms tucked in is dangerous. You can still swaddle with their arms out and up by their head.

[@Mama_Bear_of_3]

Great job, Daddy! My twins loved to be swaddled. But, my youngest absolutely hated it. He would cry until I released him. He is 17 now and hates having a blanket over his feet and arms when he sleeps.

[@robbinsandlin9669]

This is one of the cutest babies. Ive ever seen

[@catkin3]

Swaddling as demonstrated in this video is NOT recommended as it is associated with a significant increased risk of cot death.

[@VikingUffDa]

I swaddled my babies. I would never do it again. Babies need stretch abs change positions. Imagine not being able to move about for hours!

[@detectivenora]

Crazy how they weren't able to move for 9 months and turned out fine huh

[@rustynailcansycane]

@@detectivenoralmao right

[@GonzalezFamily213]

That little baby boy looked so concerned at what his daddy was doing 😂❤🥰

[@Jennifer-gr7hn]

Na, probably "get the damn smart device EMF outa my fresh, new, sensitive, growing BRAIN." That's more like it :)

[@GonzalezFamily213]

@@Jennifer-gr7hn hah

[@spookytaco666]

​@@Jennifer-gr7hnI hope you're joking.

[@tithemidozard2854]

The face after wrapping first hand looks like 😂. Hey dad let me out now, who do you think you are 😂😂😂

[@lorireece1970]

I wish I could reach through the screen and hold that precious little bundle! Too cute!😍

[@rizwana353]

Baby yawned at the right time ❤

[@JackieSimpson-ex2oi]

My Mother taught me that trick 48 years ago when I had my first son. It worked like a charm then and I've no doubt it will be used as long as there are babies. You are such a great Dad.

[@Michelle-gw4db]

He is adorable 🥰

[@annejoseph5996]

Really pro now❤❤❤ proud of u new dad n moms❤❤❤ helping others n making the world a bttr plce❤

[@HumbleChild777]

Oh my Goodness… I couldn’t watch you swaddle that little angel because I was just taken away by how precious and adorable your baby truly is… WHAT A BLESSING FROM GOD!❤

[@jessicamarie3718]

What a beautiful newborn baby! He looks so big already!!😊

[@seonadmacleod139]

I was taught this 44 years ago by my mother! What a little cutie!

[@mariesoo6197]

My familly are all about this. My personal opinion: I refused to strap my baby up to restrict her movements and confine her. It’s controlling. She is free to move her limbs always. And she is doing great.

[@KalujaFlizck]

You do not understand the purpose! My god, I cannot believe people don't take 20csecibds to look up the PURPOSE {f swaddling. I hope these are not parents. The entire world lays information at your fingertips but emotion and feeeeelings. Look up the Moro reflex. Swaddle for 2 months max, always lay on their back.

[@mariesoo6197]

Oh dear. So what I should have said (of course you are already aware of this, but it’s not mentioned). If anyone is considering “swaddling” be aware of unintentional suffocation if they roll onto their stomach. You will need to monitor so they don't roll over. Stop swaddling as soon as your baby shows any signs of trying to roll over. Some babies start working on rolling as early as 2 months of age, but every baby is different. Btw being Middle Eastern it’s in our history and a parent I am. Kids Wernt swaddled despite grandma insisting , ‘tradition’ 🙄. In my kids cases there was no need as they didn’t cry constantly or have problems sleeping . But I understand you now. Hope baby gets through this phase. Good luck 🌈

[@monicaparson6118]

That little baby burrito is so adorable

[@aimanaiman1227]

Ma sha Allah pak sbko ulad sy nawazy ameen Suma ameen be a inshallah Allah ji plz ameen Suma ameen be a

[@msmccarthy5617]

A burrito 😂. What a little sweetie. Enjoy parenthood x

[@rain73ful]

What a beautiful baby. Congratulations!

[@breanabryant]

Addition to your hack. Before you do the other arm bring the bottom up. Then do the other arm tucking in the extra fabric into the wrap.

[@annthemaam3585]

Do the first fold, tuck the tail, then fold and tuck the other side. Helps hold the blanket together when they try kicking their little legs ❤

[@Kat-n-Ollie]

Baby burritos are so cute! ❤❤❤

[@MIDDHATBATOOL449]

Mashallah ❤. Lovely baby. One day I will have one. Inshallah.

[@MichelleK-m6w]

Awww he’s so cute!!!!

[@zoemahmud]

You are a wonderful dad!!

[@KristinRyans]

Absolutely the MOST ADORABLE 🥰 cutie pie I’ve ever seen!

[@EriccInfante-l2i]

The facial expression on the baby says it all... I can't stop laughing at it tho... It's too adorable

[@kathleenpetty1926]

Not all babies like to be swaddled. Mine didn't. The nurse came in and said, "Nonsense!!! All babies like to be swaddled!!!" 2 seconds after they were "swaddled" my kids pulled their arms out of the blanket. I thought, "See....I told you!!!" The nurse states in disappointment, "oh....I guess (my daughter) she doesn't like to be swaddled."

[@charliecollins4777]

Some babies will resist at first but it is usually due to them being upset from the process of the swaddling. Swaddling, followed by shushing, swinging, and sometimes sucking/side lying (the 5 S's) is a guarantee calming experience for newborn babies. Colic is a myth of western cultures. You have to really make sure they get wrapped properly so their arms can't escape. Read the book "Happiest baby on the block". My son usually resists during the swaddling process but 20 seconds after is asleep...even if he started super upset. Swaddling prevents the reflex of flailing arms that will send a new born into a fit of rage.

[@patientzero5685]

Gosh I miss these days. To any parent out there…. Good luck. Read. Know that love is never enough.

[@niceel5165]

Awwww he’s gonna grow so fast! So cute 🥰

[@EastCoastGal66]

What a sweet baby!🥰

[@TeraGreene1]

Everytime you said “boootie”, he looked at you like, “will you just do the thing and quit playing. You’re so silly.” 😅❤❤❤

[@mariaamparocatala2506]

No los empaqueten pobres bebes,necesitan movilidad 😢

[@Autumnal78]

They don't need mobility while they're sleeping.

[@EngineerMikey5]

@@Autumnal78 swaddle yourself when you sleep then

[@misslalaland7361]

If ' I'ma trust the process" was a cute little person😂😂

[@SamPenn-pl1dl]

OMG, I actually remember this being done to me. I couldn't stand having my feet covered because it made them to hot and I'd kick until my feet were uncovered.

[@ira_herself9663]

And I would pull out my hans,, my mom said. Just rubbing until they were out and I slept with them next to my head.😃

[@janetosuji4664]

Wow you remember this. Also they should give him clothes

[@molly5292]

I'd go crazy if I were swaddled like that. ☹️

[@evelynlataquinpedulla2396]

Ohhh so cute little angel, sending hugs..😘

[@touchsky4779]

His face is like "Can anyone tell me why I was born again?"😂

[@Barzins1]

I miss when my kids were that age.

[@Lucia-1414]

Use to do that with my smelly pijamas, it worked better as baby wanted my smell.

[@bonesrghx]

mermaid cocoon

[@TheKingsDaughters11]

BABY ENJOYED YOUR PRESENTATION 😂

[@As_you_see_it]

Baby's expression: Are you done ??!!!! 😂😂

[@ruthfitzgerald9863]

Thats the way babies have been wrapped for decades if not more .cutie

[@lyndatrones1787]

Darling child and darling Daddy

[@BraydenAdmire]

Burrito

[@Achanba2023]

My 7week old doesn't like being swaddled. He would get really fussy and cry out😅

[@sirthomasevangelion1258]

He’s like “bro wat you doing to me!!” 😅

[@Lenell-vh8gc]

That is the cutest thing I've ever seen😅

[@Marie70272]

My eldest sister would wrap her babies like this.I always wondered why ,then it hit me she was a nurse in the NICCU unit at the hospital.😊🤷🏼‍♀️

[@Pushyhog]

baby said: take that straight jacket off me.

[@seemamurad4576]

Sorry but you did it wrong, you have to bring the bottom up before wrapping the right side, so 3rd step is the second step and vice versa.

[@GETYOBAGMONIQUE]

His facial expressions 😅are everything

[@SusieMarie-57]

Good 😊 job dad! So sweet! Hope you two always stay close & connected!

[@bettyjobraford7419]

Where was this information 40 years ago? That is an adorable baby. So sweet

[@AdeleKakwandi]

His expression at first looked like "fam what is you doing?" but afterwards you could see the nap hit him good lol

[@celiasiegel1009]

God bless this gorgeous baby adorable👼🏻

[@sunshine_fairy]

From suspicious face to pure satisfaction 😂😂

[@jasminalazic7341]

The baby looks at him and asks "did I give you permission to film me, I don't think so" 🤣

[@maratroyern6363]

This is the best baby wrap ever! Love it! ❤

[@mrinalinisingh5272]

Baby’s expressions be like “ just wait for few years and you’re gonna pay for this “

[@Kirra-Oz]

I never did that with my baby, but he also didn’t flinch , so nothing woke him up. I wanted to give him the ability to move and he used to sleep from 7 pm until around 5 am in the morning. So no one ended up sleep deprived, but he did stay awake all day. He ended up being the tallest in the family lineup., over 6 foot. 👍

[@sadie4289]

I really don’t like this idea baby needs to move his or her little hands and feet around. Just put the baby in regular clothing and a little blanket to keep him/ her warm this is way too much restriction