That new bundle of joy is the center of your universe. You love to count those tiny toes and rub that smooth little head. Each little movement or noise is a precious gem you store away in the treasure chest of your memory. You are absolutely smitten with love for this tiny human being who has changed your entire life. There is just one tiny problem: this bouncing baby boy or girl refuses to sleep at night and the dark circles under your eyes are proving that you are the one suffering because of it.
Use the natural sounds of pregnancy to soothe your child to sleep
Every day your baby peacefully naps for hours and you relish that time to actually bathe, pick up the house, and maybe even have a moment to sit and relax. Then, nighttime comes and you are exhausted and ready to sleep, but your baby is wide awake and angrily screams every time you put him in the nursery and turn off the lights. You're so tired but there is no way you'll be getting sleep any time soon with as agitated as he is. You try rocking him, walking around the house with him in your arms, and humming lullabies, but nothing is getting your baby to sleep. It seems you need some magic remedy to calm your child and allow him to fall asleep, but you've already tried everything you know to do.
Instead of thinking of what you can do right now to get your baby to sleep, perhaps the most effective solution would be to think about what kept your baby calm and secure for the most peaceful 9 months of his or her life. That's right; the natural sounds a baby encounters within the womb are the most reassuring noises they will ever hear, so why not use those same noises now, which will have an instant calming effect on your fussy child, thus giving you a much better chance of getting your baby to sleep. The Magic Lullabies collection has captured all of those peaceful sounds that provide the soundtrack of your pregnancy. Soothing noises such as the mother's heartbeat and gently moving fluid will take your baby back to that warm cocoon where he was the most peaceful and secure.
Just think, if you can get the baby to sleep thru the night then you and your spouse could actually sleep thru the night, too. You might actually be able to resume functioning at full capacity if you could catch up on your rest, as opposed to stumbling through the day like a zombie. Plus, if you can get baby to sleep, you will actually have time to soak in a bath, enjoy a glass of wine, or perhaps catch up on spending some quality time with your partner, since there is no screaming baby to interrupt. If your precious child is costing you quality sleep, don't feel hopeless or frantic, simply pop in a Magic Lullabies CD and enjoy the silence of a soundly sleeping baby.
Learn more about Magic Lullabies.
Use the natural sounds of pregnancy to soothe your child to sleep
Every day your baby peacefully naps for hours and you relish that time to actually bathe, pick up the house, and maybe even have a moment to sit and relax. Then, nighttime comes and you are exhausted and ready to sleep, but your baby is wide awake and angrily screams every time you put him in the nursery and turn off the lights. You're so tired but there is no way you'll be getting sleep any time soon with as agitated as he is. You try rocking him, walking around the house with him in your arms, and humming lullabies, but nothing is getting your baby to sleep. It seems you need some magic remedy to calm your child and allow him to fall asleep, but you've already tried everything you know to do.
Instead of thinking of what you can do right now to get your baby to sleep, perhaps the most effective solution would be to think about what kept your baby calm and secure for the most peaceful 9 months of his or her life. That's right; the natural sounds a baby encounters within the womb are the most reassuring noises they will ever hear, so why not use those same noises now, which will have an instant calming effect on your fussy child, thus giving you a much better chance of getting your baby to sleep. The Magic Lullabies collection has captured all of those peaceful sounds that provide the soundtrack of your pregnancy. Soothing noises such as the mother's heartbeat and gently moving fluid will take your baby back to that warm cocoon where he was the most peaceful and secure.
Just think, if you can get the baby to sleep thru the night then you and your spouse could actually sleep thru the night, too. You might actually be able to resume functioning at full capacity if you could catch up on your rest, as opposed to stumbling through the day like a zombie. Plus, if you can get baby to sleep, you will actually have time to soak in a bath, enjoy a glass of wine, or perhaps catch up on spending some quality time with your partner, since there is no screaming baby to interrupt. If your precious child is costing you quality sleep, don't feel hopeless or frantic, simply pop in a Magic Lullabies CD and enjoy the silence of a soundly sleeping baby.
Learn more about Magic Lullabies.