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I love swaddling products. I truly believe that any newborn feels much more secure when they are swaddled. I mean think about it, how would you like to be pulled out of a nice warm, dark and comfy place and placed into a brightly lit room stretched out onto a table?
I love the TrueWomb Sleeping Swaddle for “Sissy” to be put in once we return home from the hospital. Not only is the Sleeping Swaddle comforting to the baby, but, I love knowing that she’ll be nice and warm. I’m always worried if baby is okay and with the TrueWomb products there is no need to worry about her! This product will also make it easy for Mini Me be hands on with Sissy! After all, Mini Me and I “snuggle” every night. She is 3 years old and still loves to be wrapped up tight while I hold her {she’ll always be my BIG baby!}.
Why Swaddle?
Why Swaddle?- Helps babies feel safe and secure while adapting to life outside the womb
- Provides a key element of the “4th Trimester” that is so highly touted in recent infant care publications
- Promotes longer periods of quality sleep (QS) for newborns and infants, important for health and development
- Helps control the startle reflex and spontaneous arousals of newborns and infants to improve sleep patterns
- Helps reduce fussiness and stress
- Reduces the risk of SIDS by letting babies sleep on their backs more comfortably
- Can help reduce colic symptoms by improving the amount of quality sleep
TrueWomb Advantage
TrueWomb Advantage- Patent-pending designs mimic the comforting form and function of the womb
- SwaddleTech™ pouch allows baby’s legs to kick and stretch, returning them to the
naturally desired fetal position while at rest - SecureSleeve™ escape-proof arm pockets allow up and down movement of the arms
- ComfortWrap™ belt adjusts for growth and provides a gentle, snug fit
- World’s first and only two-stage system – supports evolving swaddling needs as baby develops and grows
- Lightweight, breathable, four-way stretch cotton fabric helps to prevent overheating
- Improves quality of sleep by reducing the “startle reflex” and spontaneous arousals during sleep
- Can reduce gastrointestinal colic symptoms and enhance feeding as a result of improved sleep
- 100% money-back guarantee
Buy It: Check out TrueWomb on Amazon
Disclosure: I was provided with product for this review. All views and opinions with regard to the TrueWomb Review or the company are my own and were not influenced by the company.
I use warm milk.
Swaddling, snuggling, rocking and if all else fails take a drive.
the one way I counted on to calm my daughter when she was a newborn, was BOOBIES! worked like a charm everytime, and still does a year later!
laylasmama317@aim.com
By wrapping them in a light blanket and slowly rocking them
Gladys P
sps1113 at yahoo dot com
I have heard using the bare skin method of holding the baby is very soothing. This will be our first baby though, so I can’t speak from experience.
I use my sling and do a jiggle walk
appetizerforacraftymind(at)yahoo(dot)com
What’s is one way you rely on to calm a restless newborn? swaddling then walking
I like to Swaddle and Rock a newborn. Thank you
Bouncing/rocking baby lightly while patting them on the back usually works for me 🙂
i used to walk around and sing
I am pregnant with my first child, and so I don’t have any great tricks or tips yet. But my friends swear by swaddling as a way to soothe a restless newborn. That, or a good long car ride.
I am certain these swaddlers would be very helpful to me and my baby.
Rocking the baby and singing
marlenebreakfield(at)yahoo(dot)com
A swing always seems to calm down a newborn for me!
I sing softly and quietly while patting her on the back.
breastfeeding always calmed mine
Rocking them in the rocking chair
We rely on shushing, swaddling and a pacifier to calm our baby girl!
when my son was small, I would put him in the car and drive him around town. the motion of the vehicle relaxed him and by the time we got home from a quick trip to McDonald’s or a quick ride around the block a few times he was fast asleep!
For me it is a lot of singing…and I stink at it!
My son is 8 months old and still very restless, we’ve yet to find the magic method. Typically a lot of walking around, rocking, and patting his back is what helps him calm down to the point where he can fall asleep.
demureprincess7(at)gmail(dot)com
After watching Happiest Baby on the Block when my daughter was first born, I rely on shushing to calm a newborn, it works wonders.
Usually holding the infant and my singing…lol