Feb 9 2019, 03:41 AM
QUOTE(Richkierich @ Feb 5 2019, 11:28 AM)
Yes, I agree.
Baby has past thw swaddle period and is now rolling over, so we stop swaddling now because if we swaddle her, she might not be able to breathe when rolled over.
I saw past threads people suggested the use of sarung hence we tried. Addiction was never in our minds previously. Trying wean her off sarung now.
Thanks for the chart, its like a table of what to expect. Much needed. Thanks.
Anyone here previously heard of sleep training for babies? Are they recommended? It involves letting child cry abit. Kinda hard for parents to take it.
No 2 babies are alike. Baby has past thw swaddle period and is now rolling over, so we stop swaddling now because if we swaddle her, she might not be able to breathe when rolled over.
I saw past threads people suggested the use of sarung hence we tried. Addiction was never in our minds previously. Trying wean her off sarung now.
Thanks for the chart, its like a table of what to expect. Much needed. Thanks.
Anyone here previously heard of sleep training for babies? Are they recommended? It involves letting child cry abit. Kinda hard for parents to take it.
Sleep training? Hmmmm may work on some babies but for the most part most theories are simply just that theories. There are theories out there that says it isn't good to let a baby cry so there you go.
Well it is 3:40am now and my baby refuses to sleep after a feed, she ain't too bothered what time it is as she doesn't have the concept of time. 10 more minutes of this and she will get strapped in to her seat and out we go for a drive.
Sarung or rocking to sleep. It becomes an addiction and good luck when your baby is 18 months and need to be rocked to sleep.
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