This guidance is intended to you through the process of security that will help your new baby to sleep with a comfortable transition into the crib environment. Going from the womb to the manger is a dramatic difference for a new child, and we want to help you, this is the easiest transition possible. We recommend 6 months to one year transition from the womb to their own room.
It is not recommended by most doctors to co-sleep with babies, as it were suffocated to incidents of children inthe night of bodies of the parents. We encourage you to have a baby next to your bed for the first few months. This gives your baby the smallest possible size bed, after waking in the womb and allows you to very close to the times of your little ones during the night.
Keep the bassinet right next to the bed and wrap your child. (See our next ezine article for a guide for diapers.) Remember how they were heavily concentrated in the uterus. Arrivalher first sleep environment as close as possible, it is them the security they need to get started fast asleep outside the womb. If your child wakes up, first, just try a hand over her out of bed. Often this will calm her enough to sleep at once, but do not let them cry too long, as this lead to feelings leave and make your transition to the crib harder.
After the first month, and if you do it well enough to sleep through the night,You are not required to soothe her to sleep so often begin in the stroller will move you to the crib they want their one foot at a time when young children are acutely aware of changes in their environment. Once they are in the new location for a few days, turn the bassinet to the crib.
