POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 5 m old boy11 months agoA. To help your baby sleep better at night and stay awake during the day, consider these tips:
1. Establish a Routine:
Create a consistent daily schedule for feeding, playtime, and naps to help your baby recognize day and night.
2. Daytime Stimulation:
Engage in play and activities during the day to keep your baby alert. Use bright lights and sounds to signal daytime.
3. Limit Daytime Naps:
If your baby naps for long periods during the day, consider limiting nap times to ensure they’re tired at night.
4. Nighttime Environment:
Keep the sleeping environment dark, quiet, and cool at night. Use blackout curtains to block out light.
5. Bedtime Routine:
Establish a calming bedtime routine (e.g., bath, lullabies, gentle rocking) to signal that it’s time for sleep.
6. Feed Before Sleep:
Ensure your baby has a good feed before bedtime to help them sleep longer.
7. Avoid Stimulation at Night:
Keep nighttime interactions calm and quiet. Dim the lights and speak softly during nighttime feedings and diaper changes.
8. Consistency is Key:
Be consistent with routines, as babies thrive on predictability.
9. Gradual Adjustment:
If your baby is used to being awake at night, gradually shift their sleep schedule earlier over several days.
If you continue to have concerns about your baby's sleep patterns, consulting a pediatrician can provide additional insights and strategies.
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