Baby Swaddling
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Not sure which way is up when it comes to swaddling? Consult our simple step-by-step baby bundling guide.

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Momgineer Tip #22

“When I planned my son’s room, I loved the idea of using artwork from our family. I framed drawings, paintings and doodles from my nieces and nephews. It makes a bold statement and can be changed out as I get new pieces!”

- Diane C.
Mom to Jack

Toy Time

30 Seconds with Baby: It may sounds obvious, but your baby is bound to have more toys than she knows what to do with. Once a week, make it a point to take out a new or neglected activity and show your baby how it works. Alternatively, rotate your baby’s toys once in a while so everything feels new and exciting.

Decorate with Photos

30 Minutes with Baby: Fill the nursery with pictures of your baby along with friends and family members near and far. Include a variety of stages, seasons and holidays, too. Show your baby each one, explaining who he’s with, where he is, what he’s doing and so on. Every time you add a new photo, show him again.

Nursery Checklist

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How to Swaddle Baby Like a Pro

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Minnie Mouse Nursery Collection

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Wind Down Routine

30 Minutes with Baby: Create a ready-to-sleep routine that your baby can rely on before naps and bedtime. First dim the lights, close all curtains and snuggle close. Then choose any combination of these tried and true favorites: introduce a lovie (soft blanket or toy she can hold), play one special song, and read a book or two. Try to stick with your routine every time so your baby knows what to expect. That confidence will help her get to sleep faster, almost every time.

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