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7 results for "swaddling"

Parenting Advice From Your Physicians at Kaiser Permanente

Swaddled infant in crib

Swaddling and Safe Infant Sleep

Swaddling can help calm a fussy baby. And after years of taking care of babies and raising 3 of my own, I’m pretty good at getting just the right snug wrap! But done the wrong way, swaddling can be harmful. Let’s take a look at why and how to do it right. READ MORE
Learn why newborn head shapes often look uneven, what’s normal (soft spots, ridges, flat areas), and how they round out over time.

Your Baby’s Head – Soft Spots and Flat Areas?

Most babies aren’t born with nice round-shaped heads. Rather than looking like the cartoon characters Boss Baby or Jack Jack, real babies have skulls with lumps, bumps, and soft spots. It can look a bit concerning if you don’t know what you are looking at! READ MORE
Struggling with a crying baby? Learn simple, effective ways to soothe your newborn, manage colic, and stay calm during tough moments.

How to Calm a Crying Baby

All babies cry some, and some cry a lot. Others have colic and cry for hours straight most evenings. No matter which kind of baby you have, the crying is hard on both of you! READ MORE
Too much time spent containers like jumpers, bouncers, and swings can slow a baby's development and cause problems later. Here's how to help your baby become strong and safely explore their world

Babies Need to Move

Too much time spent containers like jumpers, bouncers, and swings can slow a baby's development and cause problems later. Here's how to help your baby become strong and safely explore their world. READ MORE