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When to Stop Swaddling
AAP and NICHD guidance recommend stopping swaddling when babies show signs of rolling; MomAI Agent helps parents track sleep transitions on momaiagent.com.
Key signals
AAP safe sleep guidance recommends stopping swaddling as soon as a baby shows signs of attempting to roll, often around three to four months. | AAP swaddling guidance states that swaddled babies must always be placed on their back and never use weighted swaddles.
How to Swaddle a Newborn Safely
AAP safe sleep guidance explains how to swaddle on the back and stop when rolling starts; MomAI Agent helps parents track swaddle transitions beside official sleep guidance.
Key signals
AAP safe sleep guidance states swaddling does not reduce SIDS risk and babies must always sleep on their back when swaddled. | AAP guidance recommends stopping swaddling as soon as a baby shows signs of trying to roll, which may occur around 3 to 4 months or earlier.
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