verb
definition
To bind (a baby) with long narrow strips of cloth.
definition
To beat; cudgel.
Examples of swaddled in a Sentence
Jesus can be played by a real baby or a doll, but he should be "swaddled" in white.
The baby needed to be swaddled tightly and then laid on her side facing away from you.
Each star cluster is swaddled in a hydrogen blanket -- the raw material out of which it formed.
But when Pavarotti appeared he was swaddled in layers of clothes.
Overall a fantastic product, easy to use to keep your babies safe and also swaddled if you wish.
Because some babies tend to break out of a wrap, look for one that can be used with and without the arms being swaddled.
The leg pouch pops down for quick diaper changes while the rest of your baby stays swaddled.
Swaddling-The nurses at the hospital where your infant was delivered probably swaddled your baby before bringing her to your bedside.
If your feet have been swaddled up in Uggs or cowboy boots all winter, springtime is your opportunity to let them out!
Your baby will be weighed and measured and then swaddled and brought to your bedside.
As for the children, they are always when infants swaddled; when they can walk they are dressed as little men and women, and with the dress they generally ape the manners.