Baby Sleeping Book for Tired Parents E-Book

Victoria Johnson

• Herausgeber: Books on Demand
• Kategorie: Ratgeber
• Sprache: Englisch
• Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2018

Seitenzahl: 23

Beschreibung

"About the book" Baby Sleeping Book for Tired Parents: Soft baby sleep is no child's play (Baby sleep guide: Tips for falling asleep and sleeping through in the 1st year of life) In the first few months of a baby's life, the topic of "baby sleep" can become the dominant family theme... # The way to a firm sleep rhythm Even babies need different amounts of sleep at night The baby has yet to find its sleep rhythm Infants learn to calm themselves first Sleeping well takes time - endurance is required here Every now and then, parents need extra tuition # Good basis for soft and healthy baby sleep Infants need the experience of security and reliability Everyday routine helps the baby to find a rhythm Just a tired baby likes to sleep too Prevent the baby from getting tired - otherwise it is difficult to fall asleep and relax Increased screaming and howling is often a sign of lack of sleep Independence during the day also supports at night (rest) Sleeping independently makes sleeping through easier for the baby # The appropriate sleeping environment is important for a soft baby sleep Safe baby sleep - always in supine position Safe and secure stored in a cradle, bassinet or cot Good equipment of the sleeping place - with sleeping bag but without pillow Don't wear the baby too thickly for baby sleep - this is the best way to get a good night's sleep Quality and safety always take priority when it comes to cribs and cots In the parents' bedroom, the baby bed is in the best of hands - naturally smoke-free! Sleeping together in a family bed with some safety rules # If the baby doesn't calm down and sleep causes problems Not every sleep problem is a sleep disorder at first go Sleep problems often do not come alone Overcoming serious sleep problems with professional help

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Baby Sleeping Book for Tired Parents

The way to a firm sleep rhythm Even babies need different amounts of sleep at night The baby has yet to find its sleep rhythm Infants learn to calm themselves first Sleeping well takes time - endurance is required here Every now and then, parents need extra tuition Good basis for soft and healthy baby sleep Infants need the experience of security and reliability Everyday routine helps the baby to find a rhythm Just a tired baby likes to sleep too Prevent the baby from getting tired - otherwise it is difficult to fall asleep and relax Increased screaming and howling is often a sign of lack of sleep. Independence during the day also supports at night (rest) Sleeping independently makes sleeping through easier for the baby The appropriate sleeping environment is important for a soft baby sleep Safe baby sleep - always in supine position Safe and secure stored in a cradle, bassinet or cot Good equipment of the sleeping place - with sleeping bag but without pillow Don't wear the baby too thickly for baby sleep - this is the best way to get a good night's sleep. Quality and safety always take priority when it comes to cribs and cots In the parents' bedroom, the baby bed is in the best of hands - naturally smoke-free! Sleeping together in a family bed with some safety rules If the baby doesn't calm down and sleep causes problems Not every sleep problem is a sleep disorder at first go Sleep problems often do not come alone Overcoming serious sleep problems with professional help Copyright

The way to a firm sleep rhythm

Every beginning is difficult - not least when it comes to baby sleep. Just as you make your baby fall asleep at last, you never have to get out of bed again at night and you can hold a happy baby in your arms during the day.

In the first weeks and months of a baby's life, the topic of "baby sleep" can become a dominant family theme. Good to know things will get better soon.

Even babies need different amounts of sleep at night

In the first three calendar months, babies sleep an average of 14 to 18 hours a day from 24 hours a day, evenly distributed over about five to six sleep phases. But it's also important for sleeping: Every offspring is different, and differences from the average are absolutely commonplace.

Some babies are real "marmots", others are only to be put to sleep with great effort. Some sleep early, others need a little longer - and others sleep longer for a period of time and then suddenly they don't sleep anymore.