Verb:

एक रिबन सह बद्ध, पट्टीने सर्व बाजूंनी गुंडाळले,

swaddled's Usage Examples:

describes Israel as unswaddled, a metaphor for abandonment.

in a conscious swaddled infant using a Tonopen or hand-held Goldmann tonometer.

An older Austrian study showed that swaddled Albanian babies showed a delayed ability to crawl and reach things with their hands.

female Perchtln from the Styrian municipality of Donnersbach who carried a swaddled baby.

"Baby black hole is swaddled in a supernova remnant".

4% of the babies are swaddled at night.

grimacing, large eared, primarily zoomorphic “swaddled infants.

A recent study demonstrated now, that swaddling is apparently a risk factor for SIDS, although the opposite was often previously assumed: Of the babies who died of SIDS, 24% were swaddled; in the control-groups only 6% were swaddled.

Spontaneous Arousals in Supine Infants While Swaddled and Unswaddled During Rapid Eye Movement and Quiet Sleep: Pediatrics, 110, S.

External linksSwaddling band in The V"A Museum of ChildhoodTerracotta of a swaddled infant in Royal Museum of Art and History, Brussels18th Century Baby Swaddling Photo Series, Sharon Ann BurnstonInfants' clothingCorsetry Physical restraintBabycare St.

There was an association of neglect with swaddling, especially regarding wetnurses who would leave babies in their care swaddled for long periods without washing or comforting them.

The lambs were swaddled and placed in the manger so they would be calm and unblemished to therefore.

crest of Lathom (An eagle wings extended or preying on a child proper swaddled gules in a cradle laced or) was adopted by Sir John Stanley and his descendants.

Synonyms:

bind, swathe,

Antonyms:

unstrap, unlash, unbind,