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Faqs on Sleep for Newborn to 1 year
  Understanding the sleep pattern in Babies
 
  How much sleep does a young baby need?
 
  Why is it good for babies to sleep well from the very beginning?
 
  Can you make your baby sleep?
 
  Children know how much sleep they need and when to sleep. They do not need any such training as sleep is instinctive. Is this true?
 
  Sleep is a natural tendency so why force a schedule on my baby?
 
  It is distressing when I hear my baby cry.
 
  What is a bedtime ritual?
 
  My child has been sleeping well with the aid of the pacifier.
 
  Eight months old and still wants her nighttime feed
 
  My baby is a light sleeper. Is this a cause for concern?
 
  Finally, a word on Baby Sleep Program
 
 


Can you make your baby sleep?


You cannot make your baby sleep but you can certainly provide the setting. In the early months, it is crucial to establish nighttime sleep routine and to teach your baby the difference between daytime and nighttime sleep. During nighttime and conversely daytime feedings, the whole milieu has to change: talk in hushed tones and generally keep the noise level down, feed your baby under dimmed lights while in the day, allow louder noises, feed in full daylight and talk and behave in a normal mode.



When you put your baby in her crib at a scheduled time and she chooses not to sleep, you are still providing the opportunity for rest and teaching her on what to expect next, which is to sleep. This time alone in the crib is valuable in that it gives your little one a chance to learn how to entertain herself as well as some alone time.



This will come useful during occasions when she will be left to her own devices and this alone time will teach your child the important skill of managing herself without getting bored. Furthermore at this stage, the crib is a safe place to leave your little one on her own. Experts point to the possibility of babies who have been given some alone time in safe surroundings to grow up without TV for entertainment since they are used to spending time playing with their toys or reading on their own.




 

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