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Below are Slumber Sounds'
links and articles on baby sleep,
crying, fussiness problems Please
use them subject to our
terms of use.
All new
parents discover that putting
newborn babies to sleep can be a
slow process. Often, baby go to
sleep lullabies, nursery songs,
music therapy, or other baby
bedtime songs can help a fussy
baby fall asleep. (You can buy
baby music tapes (or CDs) and baby
songs online, or in baby stores).
Some parents use baby massage, or
aromatherapy. Many of these
solutions ease fussiness and
excessive crying as well.
bedtime
success for baby
(from American Baby Magazine) how
to help your baby develop sensible
sleep patterns. establish
routine and regular sleep
schedule.
your
baby's sleep patterns
(from Pampers Parenting Institute)
discussion of sleep sorted by age,
newborn to pre-school.
bedtime
rituals that work
(from Parents Pampering Institute)
bedtime do's and don'ts. the big
settle down: age-based tips for
sleeping though the night, from
newborn to two years old.
fixing
fussiness (from
St. Louis Children's Hospital) why
babies cry - hunger, too much
activity, other reasons. how to
handle late night crying. mother's
diet when breastfeeding may cause
fussiness.
should
baby sleep in parents bed?
(from Notre Dame magazine) in
depth discussion of co-sleeping.
study shows infants benefit
several ways. children who coslept
as babies appear better adjusted.
how
to sooth your baby's cries
(from Charles
E. Schaefer, Ph.D.) normal
crying in infants. what your
baby's cries mean. types of cries.
techniques to help: swaddling,
carrying, rhythmic motion,
soothing sounds, massage,
cuddling, routines.
infant
crying - I'm trying to tell you
something (used
with permission of Alabama
Cooperative Extension Service -
Alabama A & M University and
Auburn University.)
babies communicate by
crying. how to make baby
feel better. dealing with constant
crying.
infant
sleep forums baby
and children's sleep page. links,
news, sleep test, and more.
when
will baby sleep all night?
some babies take longer to sleep
through night. develop bedtime
routine. teach baby to comfort
himself. check on baby in way that
helps him go back to sleep.
bookmark
sleep articles
home
Below are Slumber Sounds'
links and articles on baby colic.
Please use them subject to our
terms of use.
Not all new
babies experience infant colic.
For those that do, it's a
debilitating time for both parent
and baby. There's no consensus
among doctors as to its cause, but
there are numerous ideas, colic
products, and methods to try. Here
are links to sites with clear,
useful information you'll want to
have.
how
to relieve colic using massage
(from La Leche League) overview of
simple colic massage techniques.
one mother's story about
successfully using baby massage.
colic
child care fact sheet
(from central district health
department) treatment and
suggested help for baby colic. 15
remedies to try: hold baby in
front carrier, use swing, go
outside, herbal teas, use music,
ride in car, massage, more.
colic
(from BabyReference.com)
discussion of baby
colic. breastfeeding mother's
diet and colic. intolerance by
babies of cow's milk protein.
other common food offenders. other
treatment options, caring for
colic.
how
to use herbal colic remedies
(from OnLine Pharmacy, Australia)
traditional treatment vs. natural
remedies. chamomile, other
herbal remedies. homeopathy,
aromatherapy using massage with
chamomile and peppermint. more
at-home remedies.
Below are Slumber Sounds'
links and articles on pregnancy.
Please use them subject to our
terms of use.
staying
in shape during pregnancy
How to stay fit while you're
expecting.
Sex
after Pregnancy
Contrary to what some new parents
think, there is sex after baby
arrives. This cool ebook will show
you how to get your intimate
relationship back to where it
should be.
Pregnancy
without Pounds How
to avoid gaining excess weight
during pregnancy.
The
Pregnancy Miracle
How to avoid gaining excess weight
during pregnancy.
Organic
Fertility Bible
Conceiving naturally, without
drugs or doctors.
Say
goodbye to the "Baby
Blues" Don't
let postpartum depress get you
down.
Choose
your Baby's Gender 94%
success rate!
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