10 techniques for calming a crying baby, plus hunger cues, tired signs, and a quick-reference checklist for when your brain has stopped working.
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The full guide covers 10 techniques. Here are four of them.
Wrap snugly with arms at sides and room for hips to bend. Good for general fussiness, overstimulation, and helping baby fall asleep.
Hold baby against your bare chest, covered with a light blanket. Regulates temperature, heart rate, and breathing — and works for any caregiver, not just the nursing parent.
Try face-down along your forearm, upright on your shoulder, or lying on their side in your arms. Especially helpful for gas and digestive discomfort.
Plus 6 more techniques covering shushing, rocking, warm baths, movement, change of scenery, and sucking — along with hunger cues, tired signs, and a step-by-step checklist.
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