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Preparing An Infant For Sleep

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PREPARING AN INFANT FOR SLEEP

EMMALEE WILLIAMS
Photo by chmeredith

TECHNIQUES

  • Make night time feeds calm and quiet
  • Start a bedtime routine
  • Give them a security object, like a blanket or bear
Photo by USCPSC

CRIB OR WITH YOU?

  • 42% of women co-sleep with their babies
  • Many say it encourages closeness with their babies
  • The CPSC says NOT to co-sleep because it risks the baby's life
  • Mothers argue that they can sense their baby, even in sleep

NURSING BEFORE SLEEP

  • Many say that it is a bad habit for both mother and baby
  • Others say that is the only time the baby will nurse quietly
  • According to proffesional opinions, the baby will learn to fall asleep
  • on their own without feeding eventually.

CRYING IT OUT?

  • It is a debate between mothers on this.
  • Many will say that the baby shouldn't cry it out and some say the opposite
  • Crying it out refers to letting the baby cry at night and the mother not come.
  • Some mothers say this only teaches the baby to fear sleep.
  • They instead encourage to slowly break away from their babies for sleeping over time.