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Below are
Slumber Sounds'
links and
articles on baby
sleep,
crying,
and fussiness
problems. Please
use them subject
to our
terms of use.
All
new parents
discover that
putting newborn
babies to sleep
can be a slow
process. Often,
baby go to sleep
lullabies,
nursery songs,
music therapy,
or other baby
bedtime songs
can help a fussy
baby fall
asleep. (You can
buy baby music
tapes (or CDs)
and baby songs
online, or in
baby stores).
Some parents use
baby massage, or
aromatherapy.
Many of these
solutions ease
fussiness and
excessive crying
as well.
bedtime
success for baby
(from American
Baby Magazine)
how to help your
baby develop
sensible sleep
patterns. establish
routine and
regular sleep
schedule.
your
baby's sleep
patterns
(from Pampers
Parenting
Institute)
discussion of
sleep sorted
by age,
newborn to
pre-school.
bedtime
rituals that
work
(from Parents
Pampering
Institute)
bedtime do's and
don'ts. the big
settle down:
age-based tips
for sleeping
though the
night, from
newborn to two
years old.
fixing
fussiness
(from St. Louis
Children's
Hospital) why
babies cry -
hunger, too much
activity, other
reasons.
how to handle
late night
crying. mother's
diet when
breastfeeding
may cause
fussiness.
should
baby sleep in
parents bed?
(from Notre Dame
magazine) in
depth discussion
of co-sleeping.
study shows
infants benefit
several ways.
children who
coslept as
babies appear
better adjusted.
how
to sooth
your baby's
cries
(from Charles
E. Schaefer,
Ph.D.)
normal crying in
infants. what
your baby's
cries mean.
types of cries.
techniques to
help: swaddling,
carrying,
rhythmic motion,
soothing sounds,
massage,
cuddling,
routines.
infant
crying - I'm
trying to tell
you something
(used with
permission of
Alabama
Cooperative
Extension
Service -
Alabama A &
M University and
Auburn
University.)
babies
communicate by
crying.
how to make baby
feel
better.
dealing with
constant crying.
infant
sleep forums
baby and
children's sleep
page. links,
news, sleep
test, and more.
when
will baby sleep
all night?
some babies take
longer to sleep
through night.
develop bedtime
routine. teach
baby to comfort
himself. check
on baby in way
that helps him
go back to
sleep.
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