Establish a bedtime routine. Lay your baby in the cot while awake. Gently pat and hum for 10 minutes. If your baby is still awake, pick them up for a 2-minute cuddle. Then, return them to the cot and continue patting and humming for another 10 minutes. Repeat as needed for a smooth transition to … Read more
To help your baby lie down in the cot, allow a few minutes for them to settle. Sit beside the cot and gently encourage them to lie down. Patting the mattress can provide comfort. If they fuss, offer reassurance nearby. This support helps your baby learn to lie down independently and feel secure in their … Read more
To help your baby nap in a cot during the day, create a dark and quiet environment. Follow a short bedtime routine and look for signs of tiredness. Lay your baby down awake and aim for 1-2 naps daily. Always position your baby on their back, using a firm, flat surface without soft bedding for … Read more
To get your baby to take daytime naps in a cot, lay them on their back. Keep the crib free of soft items for safety. Create a consistent sleep schedule by putting them down at the same time every day. A calm and quiet sleep environment will also help them relax and nap better. Establishing … Read more
To help your baby nap longer in a cot, create an optimal sleep environment. Maintain consistent wake windows and offer full feedings before naps. Use a short soothing routine to relax them. Ensure a cozy crib setup and practice safe sleep practices. Always place your baby down awake to encourage self-soothing. Next, ensure the sleeping … Read more
To help your baby settle in the cot, place them on their back while they are awake. Watch for cues that indicate they are sleepy. Allow your baby to self-soothe if they are calm. If they cry, gently touch them for reassurance. Stick to safe sleep practices and maintain a consistent bedtime routine to promote … Read more
To help your baby sleep better in a cot, gradually introduce sleep associations. Start by holding, patting, or humming to soothe your baby in the cot. Slowly reduce these actions to promote self-soothing. Create a consistent bedtime routine and ensure a comfortable sleep environment to support better sleep. Next, ensure the sleep environment is conducive … Read more
To help your 8-month-old sleep in a crib, create a consistent nighttime routine. Put your baby in the crib when they are drowsy but awake. They might cry, but give them a few minutes. This time allows for self-soothing. Be patient and respond calmly when needed to provide comfort and reassurance. Another effective strategy is … Read more
To help your baby sleep in a cot during the day, create a calm atmosphere with a dark room. Use white noise to reduce distractions. Lay your baby on their back in the cot and give them a dummy if they prefer it. Stick to a consistent sleep routine to increase comfort and promote better … Read more
To help your baby sleep in a cot, use hands-on settling. Place your baby in the cot when they are calm but awake. Gently pat or stroke them until they feel drowsy, while softly making soothing sounds. You can also rock your baby in their pram until they are calm before transferring them to the … Read more