swaddling

Doctors warn about the dangers of swaddling on babies’ hips

“There’s very good evidence that wrapping up babies with their legs tightly together is very bad for their hip development,” said surgeon Nicole Williams.

Essential tips: Simple steps on how to swaddle your baby

Swaddling your newborn can be a little difficult at first, but take a look at this video to know how to begin

2 fail-safe ways to get your sweet baby to sleep in a flash

Are you finding it a bit hard to get your precious bundle of joy to fall asleep and stay asleep? If "yes", then you must read this article!

Swaddling 101: Basics of newborn wrapping

Learn the do's and don'ts of this ancient technique of wrapping.

3 ways babywearing can potentially combat SIDS

Do you carry your child in a sling? Are you afraid babywearing is dangerous for your baby? Check out 3 reasons why it has the potential to combat SIDS!

The Freedom to Move is the Baby's Birthright

What must the baby think, after having had nine months of freedom to move, and having successfully made that dangerous and difficult journey, to find himself placed on his back, and wrapped not once, not twice but often four or five times in blankets that completely immobilize him from the neck down. This is the ancient practice called “swaddling”. Find out why your baby should have the freedom to move...