How to lay your baby down to sleep so they stay asleep 💤 | Quick Tips For New Parents
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- Опубликовано: 16 авг 2022
- Let me show you a technique for how to put a sleeping baby down to sleep, so they don't wake up.
Firstly free up the hand from behind your baby's back and then lean all the way over into the crib, holding your baby close to your chest before gently laying them down on the mattress. Leave one hand on baby's tummy and the other on their head, before slowly removing your hand. Apply gentle pressure to the tummy, hover for a while, and then slowly remove this too.
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Now do it with an ACTUAL baby...
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It works with my baby!
@@SweetDreamersTVok?
@@chloenicolerojo2997why’d you say ok? Lmao
Works with my baby 😏
Makes sense that this is an actual technique. I did this with my baby out of instinct, I never had someone show me how to do it.
Ma'am if I tried that I'd fall all the way over with the doggone baby
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It’s as simple as that folks! LOL
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Same here 😢
exactly hahaha..
Works for my daughter ❤
Guys, it worked!!!! Thanks for sharing ❤️
Fantastic advice for a back injury that would plague you for years.
Hello troll
eldonne561 Why is he a troll? I totally agree with him. Obviously you don't suffer with back pain.
Nothing like a successful nap!
This works but I regret not keeping my baby on my body more. At 3 to 4 months I learned from dr James McKenna and a few people with phd in childhood development the benefits of cosleeping/ bed sharing! It changes my world!!!! Omg and no schedules! They sleep when they want to and eat when they want it, so much less stress and I less energy on my part going to waste fighting their needs and natural instincts to conform to my culture/ my wants.
My grandmother, four of her neighbors, my cousin and my niece all smothered their babies to death co-sleeping. If you don’t care whether your baby lives to see the sun the next morning, then by all means! Add them to the pile 🤦♀️
@@emmawieson2121 did they practice safe co sleeping? I’m guessing they were not educated on how to. Why are you fighting science?
@@jessirvington1946 No such thing as safe co-sleeping. No matter how your dim witted brain tries to frame it.
@@jessirvington1946 Science says it’s dangerous. Animals can wake in an instant because they live on a knife edge. Humans don’t. And the day you or someone you love smothers their baby in their sleep is the day I’ll be ready to say I told you so.
I would say something is going on with the women in your family and it is not co- sleeping. Probably your grandmother told them all of a simple way to get rid of annoying babies without consequences. Co- sleeping it is .
What about a 6mth old who used to sleep easy like this but now immediately wakes up on the drop off? He is so full of FOMO now that its hard to knock off too.
So much easier with a little baby but how do you do it with a 20+ lb baby, you can’t just move your hands so easily while holding them
I’m ngl this actually works 🎉
I'm glad you have found this helpful, thank you for your comment 💕
Im a Paediatrician with more than a decade of working experience. I also have a baby on my own and i hate to break it to you but it is not as easy with a real baby.
That is why mothers are chronically sleep deprived the world over. Nobody as far as i know, have cracked the code yet!
Hey alyahamzah! Sorry to hear you are having trouble with your little one. Have you tried establishing a regular sleep routine including a regular/prepared sleep environment, regular order and maybe introducing some white/pink noise? We have TONS of information for new mums over on our blog: sweetdreamers.co.uk/blogs/family/tagged/0-12-months
(Including a demo of the above video with a real baby: ruclips.net/user/shortsMYR-E3t7qlA 😄)
The magic behind this technique is that it helps to avoid triggering the moro reflex, for more information on this see here: sweetdreamers.co.uk/blogs/family/what-is-the-moro-reflex 💕
If only it were that simple. It took me many years to figure out my son's sleep issues. Finally I have people agreeing that he's either ADHD ASD or both. If you are struggling hold in there sometimes children just have difficulties
My son is 4 months old and sleeps only for 5 hours in an entire day, any idea if this is actually normal? He sleeps very less
@@dollykalbandi you could try asking a Dr about it
That’s how I do it, and it works
That's a doll
The issue isnt always putting them down, its the fact that they can't feel your warmth anymore :( my baby wakes up every time
Same here with my baby. Sometimes is 5, 10, 30 minutes max 😢
@@PolianicesdaPolly *sigh* a morhers work is never done lol
@@micateasdale8776 it’s true
Or even a slight tilt opposite side also
Omg this actually worked for us ❤thank you 🎉
Does this work for a 7,8 month old bahy?
Great, next do a video on where to get a baby from
With our first baby...we put him near a giant 49ers pillow...wrapped with a Joe Montana...which smelled like Daddy. That kept our baby boy asleep almost all night. ❤😂😊
Right lady !
If it's a frikken DOLL!
Should i give pillow under head of my 1months old infant???
No, there should be no blankets, pillows, toys or stuffed animals in the crib due to risk of suffocation.
That's correct @Nicole. Great question @Athays World, it seems strange but the safest option is to keep a clear cot. Baby will be fine one the mattress 😊 A good way to remember this is the safe sleep ABCs.
Always place your baby ALONE to sleep
On their BACK (feet to the foot of the cot)
In a CLEAR Cot, Crib or sleep space. - no duvets, no pillows, cot bumpers, no sleep positioners or wedges, no soft toys or loosely fitted sheets/blankets.
I do that multiple times a day. Never works.
Tried this. As soon as I turn them upright on my chest to get my hand behind her head she instantly wakes up.
And when I lower her down with my hand under her neck and butt she arches her back cause now there’s no support there.
And if I do make it all the way down to the bottom of the crib, she startles.
Nightmare.
This video is not super great since it's not a real baby..... But the concept works with some practice. For me, I had to remember to use my non dominant hand to support my eldests rear, and I'd rock him to sleep using that forearm as his back support, and my non dominant hand to support his hips. When he got sleepy after nursing and rocking, I'd place my dominant hand under his neck/noggin, then rock for another minute before lowering him down. It still took us nearly 8mo to get him into a regular sleep routine, but knowing he felt safe was more important to us tgan the time it took to help soothe him if he startled. Kiddos are just extremely codependent the first 3yrs. It takes time... and what works for me may not work for you. My 2nd was a completely different deal! Anyways, from one mom to another, you got this!! I'm absolutely rooting for you! Your intuition is usually spot on, so listen to your instincts, and don't be afraid to take a break or ask for help. ❤
I want to see it with an actual baby
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And repeat 100 times
So true😂
Good video. Not enough like this on here. Mostly it’s just women talking about themselves.
That is a fake baby because it is not moving
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Do it with real baby
what about babys who prefer sleeping on stomach
Hello @s t a r r, thank you for your question - it really depends on your baby's age. Safe sleep advice is for you to always place your baby on their back as part of their sleep routine.
But what happens when your baby starts to roll over onto their tummy during their sleep?
The first few times you may want to gently roll your baby onto their back. Don't feel like you have to stay up all night doing this.
Once your baby can roll from back to front, and roll back over again by themselves, they can be left to find their own sleep position.
Hope this helps 💕
Not with my baby! 😂
Do it with a real baby