| Baby Wrapping for Beginners, by Andrea Sarvady, teaches how to swaddle and sling your baby in creative style. |
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| Most rural and low-income women breastfeed, wrap, and swaddle their babies, sometimes for as long as two years. |
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| Pull on each panel by advancing your shoulders alternately to adjust the tension everywhere on the wrap and swaddle the babies' body. |
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| So the onus is on firms and governments to sort it out. America should not use trade deals to swaddle drugmakers in excessive patent protections. |
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| Today I could undress, undo, wipe, dispose, dry, fasten, re-dress, swaddle and cuddle in a single fluid motion, like a master teppanyaki chef. |
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| Do not use soft mattresses or pillows and do not overdress or swaddle babies too tight. |
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| Mohamed's wife is in the back of the car and points east across the grey desert to a swaddle of concrete two miles to the east. |
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| You want a sauce thick enough that it can swaddle and coddle those eggs and assert itself in each mouthful. |
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| The English approach is to swaddle any attacks with disarming self-deprecation. |
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| Warmly swaddle your baby in this blanket at bedtime and it will quickly become his or her favourite blanket. |
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| I swaddle her, so she doesn't move, and then I leave. |
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| It's also a little alarming that he thinks the way to ensorcell women is to swaddle himself in woolly geometric shapes that conjure up images of Bing Crosby on the links or Fred MacMurray at the kitchen table. |
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| The miracle-cure swaddle blankets we bought? |
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| There's also a snowboarding jacket that I'd put on him backwards when we went outside last winter, and blankets for when Nick refused the back-to-front coat look and I had to swaddle him. |
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| This will create a swaddle which will fit him perfectly. |
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| Use a swaddle or sleep sack to keep him comfortable. |
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| Here is Numaé cotton jacket in which baby will be swaddle in. |
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| The cloth that Mary allegedly used to swaddle her new-born son travelled in concealment from Tunisia to the banks of the river Segre in one of the coffers of Elisenda de Sant Climent, wife of the merchant Arnau de Solsona. |
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| The infant's ossature, the thin and brindled bones along whose sulcate facets clove old shreds of flesh and cerements of tattered swaddle. |
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| Daddy's heading home to learn to change a poopy diaper and get my swaddle on. |
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