Swaddling is a common method of caring for infants. It helps to keep their skin warm and dry, and it also helps to prevent them from scratching themselves. Some people swear by the practice, while others find it helpful but not necessary. There are a few things you can do to help make sure your baby is getting enough swaddling:Check the weight of your baby. If your baby is gaining weight or becoming more prone to SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome), then they may be receiving too much swaddling. Make sure that you’re using the right size swaddle blanket or wrap with your child, and don’t use too much force when putting them in or taking them out of the swaddle.