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| It helps your baby sleep longer and sounder and it limits the startle reflex,which consistently wakes babies during their sleep. Learn More... |
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| It's never too late to start, even if your baby is already 6 weeks or even up to 12 weeks old. Learn More... |
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| Isn’t swaddling primitive?
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| Yes, it’s true! It is a prehistoric practice, but it works! |
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| Newborns not only love, but crave, the security of being tightly swaddled. A lot of times, we found that parenst just gave up on swaddling because their baby resisted and flailed their arms. Learn More... |
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| Newborns are used to being in the womb, an environment close to 100 degrees. Learn More... |
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| It is likely that your newborn will come to rely on being swaddled to easily fall asleep at night, but swaddling gives your baby the comfort she needs. And it gives parents a reliable tool to help soothe their baby. Learn More... |
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| Absolutely not! The tighter the better...Remember, you want to recreate the womb. Learn More... |
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| Good question! The parent has to decide how proficient the baby is at doing this. Most babies are unable to successfully suck their thumb or other finger at this young age and it does not warrant leaving an arm loose for that purpose. Learn More... |
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| No, not at all. By all means swaddle your child during daytime naps, before bedtime and when they wake in the middle of the night. Learn More... |
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| Snug & Tug does come in a larger size that fits the older and bigger baby, but there are other things to do as well. Learn More... |
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