Difference between Swaddling Clothes and Rebozo

SWADDLING CLOTHES vs REBOZO: NOUN

An early period in development, infancy, the beginnings of something; inception.
A garment, made of strips of cloth, used to bind an infant and restrict movement of its limbs
A garment (a gown or narrow strips of cloth) for an infant
Restrictions placed on the immature

A woman's garment of Mexico, a rectangular piece of fabric worn as a scarf or shawl and sometimes used to carry children or goods.
A kind of mantilla worn by women over the head and shoulders, and sometimes over part of the face.
A shawl or long scarf worn by Mexican and other Spanish-American women, covering the head and shoulders, and sometimes part of the face, one end being thrown over the left shoulder; a kind of mantilla. Also written reboso, rebosa, and ribosa.
A long scarf worn over the head and shoulders chiefly by Mexican women.
A long woolen or linen scarf covering the head and shoulders (also used a sling for holding a baby); traditionally worn by Latin-American women

(noun plural) Restrictions imposed on the immature.
(noun plural) Strips of cloth wrapped around a newborn infant to hold its legs and arms still.

Myrrh, Unbaptized, Lowliness, Putti, Blessedness, Cathedra, Bassinette, Theotokos, Swaddled, Raiment, Caul, Immaculate conception, Sepulcher, Tallis, Swaddling bands

Batiste, Mantilla, Sunbonnet, Kerchief, Bolero, Muumuu, Blouse, Kaftan, Jamdani, Lavalava, Sari, Guayabera, Scarf, Serape, Shawl

Unbaptised, Myrrh, Unbaptized, Lowliness, Putti, Blessedness, Cathedra, Bassinette, Theotokos, Swaddled, Raiment, Caul, Immaculate conception, Sepulcher, Tallis

Mestiza, Batiste, Sunbonnet, Kerchief, Bolero, Muumuu, Blouse, Kaftan, Jamdani, Lavalava, Sari, Guayabera, Scarf, Serape, Shawl

In his first coming he was wrapped in swaddling clothes in the manger.
The Baby Jesus smiles blissfully from the wooden manger where he lies, wrapped in swaddling clothes.
Mother Mary laying Him in swaddling clothes in the manger.
Paul, from which they went out, have laid aside their swaddling clothes and grown beyond recognition.
Swaddling clothes were generally blankets or strips of cloth wrapped tightly around tiny infants.
To save her youngest child, Rhea wraps a stone in swaddling clothes.
And we see this even when he came in swaddling clothes.
They are still wrapped in the swaddling clothes of politics.
Rhea substituted a stone wrapped in swaddling clothes.
It also foreshadows the cross; in art, the crib and swaddling clothes sometimes resemble a coffin and burial clothes.

Yet even in the darkest of times, like Nixon's 1974 near-impeachment and resignation, the president and Rebozo remained intimate friends.
The rebozo wraps around your back while a support person stands in front of you and holds the ends.
He then put Bebe Rebozo on the line.
The woman is instructed to rest her abdomen into the rebozo with the partner supporting her weight by holding each side of the rebozo.