Repositioning infants every 3-4 hours minimum, is an important aspect of neonatal care. In addition to facilitating a normal head shape, repositioning helps to facilitate good skin integrity, skeletal development, biomechanical alignment, and provides exposure to proprioceptive, tactile, and visual stimuli. Similar to other positioning devices used in this population, long velcro straps (rough side up) that wrap around the device and the infant, will provided with the Premie Pouch device. Nurses can apply these straps to gently secure arms and legs in a comfortable position.