I know, as a parent, just the thought of having to wake your sleeping baby is already heartbreaking. When you see her peacefully resting, you wonder if there is anything cuter in life than that little angel’s face. So, which crazy reasons could bring you to wake your sleeping baby?
I can’t recall the number of times I have heard parents blaming teething for their baby’s sleep disruptions; there have been so many cases. Yes, teething can be painful and cause nighttime wakenings. However, teething is rarely a routine buster. Teething can definitively interfere with your baby’s sleep, but far less than what you probably anticipate or believe.
Pacifiers, binkies, dummies, corks or soothers. Whatever we call them, we all have been wondering if they should be introduced to our baby. Sucking is one of an infant’s natural reflexes. They already suck on their fingers while they are in the womb.
Just like anything in life, there are pros and cons with the use of the pacifier. My goal is not to share my personal point of view. It is rather to inform you about the researches carried out in relation to the pacifier. Read on to learn the pros and cons of pacifiers and how to determine what’s right for your baby.
Good quality sleep is necessary for everyone, from children to adults. Sleeping helps us function well, physically and mentally. No parent loves to wake up early and listen to the sound of their little one crying. In such a case, you may be likely to think nostalgically about the lazy mornings you enjoyed before your child was born. I know you really want to find a way to delay the wake up time. The good news is that solutions exist but you must be patient and consistent!
Are you stressed out because your baby isn’t sleeping the way you like, and life is just for the most part chaotic? There is actually a simple way to not only help improve your baby’s sleeping habits, but it will help you stay sane! That is to keep a baby tracker.
