If the baby sleep in a crib in your room, you can have some concern has moved into his room and his crib. But do not worry, it is probably sleep better if the transition is complete. Most children are ready to take the crib at about 6-8 weeks of age, or if he moved to sleep for longer periods during the night.
Prepared so that the crib can feel a little 'great to be around the baby, who was accustomed to a cradle, but the transitionit is much easier if the child is older than it would be with a newborn. If your child seems disturbed by the size of the crib, trying to secure a reservation at his feet to give the illusion of a smaller space. However, if your child turns on by itself or scooting over the crib, leave out the pillows, because it can be dangerous. To ease the transition, the child has hair in the crib for a couple of weeks before you go there all night. Ideally, children have a nap in thehis crib from the beginning, so if you move permanently to the area to be familiar.
If you're worried that you do not hear the baby with him in another room, use a monitor to ease your worries. But what will probably notice is that when he needs to listen, but do not wake up every little gurgle, which means more rest for both. Many are pregnant for the first time to sleep very frightened by her crying baby, but it is rarely agenuine concern. Despite the fact that it is very likely that the lack of sleep, you feel your child.
Finally, it is common to worry about your child feel isolated. But studies show that children tend to be much more comfortable place to sleep alone in their room when they start this routine early in life. The two, who has always slept in Mom and Dad in the room would feel isolated in any case, if they put in his room, 2 months, they will not. It 's probably a greater adjustmentfor you and your child.
Your child will always be independent, and this could be that you get a bit 'sad, it is perfectly normal. But there are still many days before this, and every step towards independence is a sign that you know your child the skills it needs for its development.
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