Ensuring The Comfiest Sleep For Your Little One

Ensuring The Comfiest Sleep For Your Little One

Everyone’s sleeping habits are likely to change a little after the new baby arrives, including your own and perhaps even the toddler of the family, if you have one. The sooner you get your new arrival into a routine sleeping pattern, the better for the family. Here, we’re going to look at what you can do to create a safe and comfortable sleeping environment to help them find that routine all the sooner. 

Subtle Baby Cues New Parents May Overlook

Subtle Baby Cues New Parents May Overlook

Baby cues can be as subtle as a yawn or quiver in their little lips. They can be quick, fleeting, and easy to miss or they can be persistent and unavoidable like crying.

The first two to four weeks seem to be the trickiest, as you are sleep deprived, and healing from birth. As a new mother I believe it took me at least two weeks to distinguish between the baby’s different squeaks, squalls, and cries.  However as time passes, you will get to know your baby and be able to predict their needs quickly and efficiently.