thread: Wrapping baby...how long did you do it for??

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  1. #1
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    Nov 2005
    In munchkin land
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    my DD2 wanted to be wrapped untill she was around 5 months old, in the end I just began wrapping her a little looser each time and eventually she got use to not having it, I am thinking your DS probably wants to start sleeping without being wrapped but he may not like it straight off as he is not use to it, maybe give it a go next sleep time and see how he goes, otherwise if he doesnt like it start doing it gradually and he will get use to it.

    good luck with it all, he is such a cutie

  2. #2
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    Jul 2007
    Dapto, Illawarra...NSW
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    Thanks everyone. Still unsure what I am going to do...and I better decide soon as he goes to bed in about an hour or so, LOL. I might try putting him to bed with arms out of the wrap and see how he goes tonight, I suppose I could always wrap him if he keeps waking up.

    Thanks elle....yes he is a cutie, LOL....and cheeky already.

  3. #3
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    Jul 2006
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    DD1 was a fussy bub and hated being wrapped stopped around 8 weeks...the same time she began sleeping through!

    DD2 was wrapped til about 15 weeks old....

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    Feb 2006
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    DD was wrapped til 10 weeks then went into a sleepingbag

  5. #5
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    Oct 2004
    Sydney
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    We stopped wrapping Claire when she was about 5 months old. She started to want to sleep with her arms out and her legs spread out around that time and would squirm her way out of a wrap and cry till we got the wrap off her.

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    Dec 2006
    In the Angelic Realm
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    I am ashamed to admit that Ela, who is now 13 months old still sleeps with her arms wrapped.

    We lightly wrap her arm when she has her bottle before bed and then we unwrap her when we settle her in her cot. She does not sleep if we don't wrap her. I guess by summer she should be out of it

  7. #7
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    Jun 2005
    Blue Mountains
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    Aah.. don't feel ashamed Turkish Delight! You just made me feel a lot better about wrapping as long as I have! hehe. I've found it handy in winter.. I know once DS wasn't being wrapped he wouldn't have a bar of sleeping bags or blankets or anything.. so wrapping in the early winters has been very handy