My husband and I have an 8 weeks old and are a lot of trouble getting him to sleep. What should we do?
At 8 weeks old, it is crucial not to keep your son awake for too long. Overtired children have more sleep difficulties. Babies at this age should not stay awake for more than two hours. This means your baby is sleeping for two hours, if your baby's awake. Many parents are confused and start the baby on the two hour mark, so that the child is awakefor closer to 2 1 / 2 hours. When this happens, does not take long to have a baby too little to the tired, sleep was difficult. Please note that your son may be ready to sleep again, after an hour, that's ok! Remember, sleep produces sleep, so it is important that your baby is familiar with traffic signs (ie, yawning, rubbing,), etc., and ensure that he gets as much sleep as he needs.
Depending on your child's temperament and history (ie your child was not very picky or) colic, you can try toaround him lay awake for naps between the ages of 8-10 weeks. Follow your usual calming process until he struck a very suppress (eyes and eyelids start to get hard), but still awake and put him in the crib. This will teach your child to go on his own, for these long-term key is healthy sleep habits sleeping. If your child cries decide, how long you can cry your child before you pick him up (I recommend anywhere from 5-10 minutes, but not at this age - whatever youComfort level). If your child is crying apply only "no fuss" about this too. Often this behavior is a form of self-soothing, and the child is to go on their own sleep. If your child is fully grown and crying clearly not the target location from 5 to 10 = "_minutes, then to get him and put him to sleep as usual. Wait one or two weeks and try again.
From four to six months old you can start your child healthy sleep habits for both NAP andNight. Another important development sleep information, please visit
http://www.child-works.com
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