Grandmothers often recall that a baby leaving the hospital was almost always wrapped in a swaddle. Back then, there wasn’t a wide selection of sleeping bags, cocoons, or modern swaddles.
The swaddle therefore served several functions simultaneously:
it provided warmth,
protected against the cold,
made carrying easier,
assisted during feeding,
and served as a makeshift blanket.
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