Translations for „swaddle“ in the English » German Dictionary

swad·dle [ˈswɒdl̩, Am ˈswɑ:-] VB trans dated

to swaddle sb/sth [in sth]

jdn/etw [in etw acc ] einwickeln

to swaddle a baby

ein Baby wickeln

swaddle VB

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to swaddle a baby

ein Baby pucken

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to swaddle a baby

ein Baby wickeln

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

His or her shoes are kicked off, and he or she is swaddled in a blanket.

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Rather than go to hospital, he pushed the tip back into place and swaddled it in bandages.

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In most institutions, it is still recommended that premature infants or those exposed to drugs in utero be swaddled to provide comfort.

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In another, they carry a tiny infant, swaddled in blankets.

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It is important for caregivers to accomplish a secure swaddle to ensure the blanket does not become loose and the baby remains wrapped during the sleep period.

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She swaddled with the blue side out, then realized the newborn was a girl and re-swaddled with the pink side out.

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Much easier to swaddle yourself in the bubble wrap of criticism so you don't stand out.

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Topics include everything from how to swaddle an infant to getting back into skinny jeans, post-baby.

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They lie listlessly on plastic mattresses with no sheets, their newborns swaddled next to them.

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Babies would be swaddled like this until about 8 or 9 months.

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