Most parents usually place their baby in a crib or bassinet, which is then placed in her bedroom, especially during the first weeks after the birth of their baby. At this early stage, most parents believe that it can with the crib in a separate room very far away. Are you in this dominant group?
However, the American Academy of Pediatrics AAP or together with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission does not recommend bringing baby to sleep in bed togetherhis parents. These two institutions believe that for reasons of safety it is best to have your child sleep in his crib when I saw him asleep in bed with you. It was noted that there is a high risk of suffocation and strangulation to infants sleeping with their parents. Although many cultures approve and even encourage cooperation they sleep, there were studies that showed the higher incidence of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), in households with this type of environment.
It is important toto have an established routine right at the beginning of the life of a child. How we sleep is mainly due to the habits that we acquired from early childhood and the signals that our bodies learned how to use or use that tells us that it is time to sleep.
If you always put your baby in his crib for him to sleep, this is a signal for him that there is a place to sleep. Of course you need to be patient, because it can take your baby's brain a few weeks to detect the difference of night, fromDay. No tricks in the book can be used to accelerate a child's full understanding of this distinction, though. However, if you deal with the routine you have set up to sleep to help him, little by little, your baby will learn the pattern that you have and recognize that there is a time to sleep with the right spot, it's where it is to be done in harmony.
Make sure you keep your baby sleeps area is safe. Avoid / placement of objects in his pram or cot thatimpair his breathing. Stuffed animals, plush blankets and pillows are not recommended for those bulky, it can suffocate your baby. In addition, avoid things with connections, or rope, and with sharp corners or edges. Make sure that you have a crib that meets current safety standards, has to use.
It is also recommended by the AAP that parents put their baby down to sleep on their backs and not on their stomachs. In 1992, when this recommendation made, the incidence of SIDS decreasedsignificantly to around 50%. Premature babies need to be made to sleep on their backs and not to other sleeping positions.
To sleep babies tend to sleep on their stomachs disability develop. They also have a higher risk of re-breathing exhaled carbon dioxide have, because it is a failure, is to wake up and change the head position. Suffocation is also a constant danger when baby is sleeping on his stomach, especially if they lie face down on soft / plushLinens.
Remember to consult regularly with your child's doctor in the cases that some of his medical condition. The doctor is the best for you, as your baby can sleep better advice.
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