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moby and newborn holds

Cheerio B

Cheerio B

January 2010 in Attachment Parenting

When you're doing the newborn hug hold can someone tell me where their legs go? Are they folded up knees to chest or somewhere else? The instructions say fetal position but I've tried knees to chest with my 7 week old DD and I can't get her to do it.

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Re: moby and newborn holds

JulieandBen member

January 2010

Think of the cradle hold only turned in. That's how my son is in the hug hold.

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ncbelle member

January 2010

I call it froggie legged - most babies will naturally hold themselves that way when you hold them upright on your chest.
It is ok to go legs out though. At 7 weeks, she may be over the froggie leg stage!

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Cheerio B

January 2010

thanks ladies!

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