There was so much I *wish* I'd known before I had my first baby. So I wrote it all down for my sister. Quick tips you won't read anywhere else for busy mums.
For the first year of their life, your baby won’t know when they’re tired. They won’t know when they should be going to sleep. So they tend to stay up, learning, playing and absorbingly. And get overtired. #babysleep, #babysleeptips, #newmom, #newbornsleep https://t.co/pF6ZkEg7KU
Your baby crying is one of the hardest things for you to hear as a parent. That’s because we’re evolutionarily designed to respond to a baby’s cry. Especially our own. And babies are designed to cry in a way that gets our attention. #crying, #colicky https://t.co/2KvWAq4ZCv
The Lullaby Trust and the NHS both recommend that you keep your baby sleeping in the same room as you for 6 months. Because babies who do so are less likely to die from SIDS. #sleep, #babybeds, #co-sleeping, #cots, #newborncare, #whatshouldbabysleepin https://t.co/UWeFpe3EVY
If you can’t work out why your baby’s crying, they could be in pain from a hair tie. It’s always worth checking if you can’t work out why your baby’s still crying. #health, #babyhealth, #cryingbaby, #newmom https://t.co/zqavnInnUm
For the first year of their life, your baby won’t know when they’re tired. They won’t know when they should be going to sleep. So they tend to stay up, learning, playing and absorbingly. And get overtired. #babysleep, #babysleeptips, #newmom, #newbornsleep https://t.co/pF6ZkEg7KU
Your baby crying is one of the hardest things for you to hear as a parent. That’s because we’re evolutionarily designed to respond to a baby’s cry. Especially our own. And babies are designed to cry in a way that gets our attention. #crying, #colicky https://t.co/2KvWAq4ZCv
For the first year of their life, your baby won’t know when they’re tired. They won’t know when they should be going to sleep. So they tend to stay up, learning, playing and absorbingly. And get overtired. #babysleep, #babysleeptips, #newmom, #newbornsleep https://t.co/pF6ZkEg7KU
Your baby crying is one of the hardest things for you to hear as a parent. That’s because we’re evolutionarily designed to respond to a baby’s cry. Especially our own. And babies are designed to cry in a way that gets our attention. #crying, #colicky https://t.co/2KvWAq4ZCv
If you can’t work out why your baby’s crying, they could be in pain from a hair tie. It’s always worth checking if you can’t work out why your baby’s still crying. #health, #babyhealth, #cryingbaby, #newmom https://t.co/zqavnInnUm
The Lullaby Trust and the NHS both recommend that you keep your baby sleeping in the same room as you for 6 months. Because babies who do so are less likely to die from SIDS. #sleep, #babybeds, #co-sleeping, #cots, #newborncare, #whatshouldbabysleepin https://t.co/UWeFpe3EVY
For the first year of their life, your baby won’t know when they’re tired. They won’t know when they should be going to sleep. So they tend to stay up, learning, playing and absorbingly. And get overtired. #babysleep, #babysleeptips, #newmom, #newbornsleep https://t.co/pF6ZkEg7KU