Swaddle (verb)

1. To wrap a baby tightly in a blanket or other cloth, in order to keep them warm and secure.
2. To wrap or bind something tightly.

Origin:

The word swaddle comes from the old english word swædling which means "a bandage", it has been used in the english language since the 16th century.

Examples:

1. The nurse swaddled the newborn baby in a soft blanket.
2. She swaddled the baby in a receiving blanket.
3. The mummy was swaddled in linen bandages.
4. She swaddled the broken vase in bubble wrap before mailing it.
5. The package was swaddled in tape to keep it secure.