swaddle (Meaning)

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swaddle (v)

wrap in swaddling clothes

The newborn baby was swaddled snugly in a soft blanket, creating a sense of comfort and security.
The nurse expertly swaddled the infant, using a technique that helps promote sound sleep.
The swaddled baby slept peacefully in its bassinet, its tiny limbs gently curled.
The swaddling technique mimics the warm and supportive environment of the womb.
The swaddled infant felt a sense of calmness and contentment, as if it were safely enveloped in a cocoon.
The swaddled baby snuggled into its parents' arms, its tiny body feeling secure and protected.
The pediatrician recommended swaddling the baby as a way to reduce startle reflexes and promote self-soothing.
The swaddled baby's arms and legs were gently confined, preventing it from flailing and disturbing its own sleep.
The art of swaddling has been passed down through generations, providing comfort and security to infants.
The swaddled baby's tiny feet peeked out from beneath the blanket, adding a touch of charm to the otherwise peaceful scene.

wrap in swaddling clothes

drape,wrap,gown, jacket, toilet, apparel, deck (out), garment, swathe, clothe

strip, denude, unveil,uncover, denude, unveil, uncover, strip, divest, divest

The newborn baby was swaddled snugly in a soft blanket, creating a sense of comfort and security.

The nurse expertly swaddled the infant, using a technique that helps promote sound sleep.

The swaddled baby slept peacefully in its bassinet, its tiny limbs gently curled.

The swaddling technique mimics the warm and supportive environment of the womb.