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how to calm your baby instantly
This is what we call the calming hold. The power of calming, grounding touch cannot be overstated. Babies require pressure to feel secure and contained. By holding your baby using this simple cupping technique, you will help decrease cortisol (stress hormones) and the tension that comes from being out of womb. It’s a form of gentle containment that helps all babies feel secure. Here, she shows a part of her healing method, the incarnation procession. According to her technique, many emotions are stored in the navel chakra, because Moos' birth was stressful. It is precisely because his mother provides the healing t
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Are bedtime battles turning your evenings into a struggle? As parents, we’ve all been there — wrestling with restless kids who seem to have boundless energy just when it’s time to hit the hay. But fear not, because the secrets to peaceful and easy bedtimes lie within the realm of psychology, waiting to be unveiled.
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THESE ARE THE BIGGEST COMPLAINTS FIRST TIME MOMS NAMED WHEN IT COMES TO GRANDMOTHERS. Having a new baby can complicate the relationship between moms and grandmothers, here is what to watch for so that you can survive through those sensitive first months and maintain the best relations! | Parenting Tips | First Time Grandmother | #loveliliya
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This is what we call the calming hold. The power of calming, grounding touch cannot be overstated. Babies require pressure to feel secure and contained. By holding your baby using this simple cupping technique, you will help decrease cortisol (stress hormones) and the tension that comes from being out of womb. It’s a form of gentle containment that helps all babies feel secure. Update: this is a technique from the amazing @laylacremer Here, she shows a part of her healing method, the incarnation procession. According to her technique, many emotions are stored in the navel chakra, because Moos' birth was stressful. It is precisely because his mother provides the healing that Moss feels safe enough to release the stored discharge. My method falls under my registered brand Healing Babies™ H
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10K reactions · 440 comments | This approach helped us so much with Austin. The comments cracked me up. Have you ever swaddled ? Share it if someone has a new baby. The “5 S’s” is a swaddling technique developed by Dr. Harvey Karp to soothe and calm babies. It mimics the conditions in the womb and consists of five steps: 1. **Swaddling:** Wrap the baby snugly in a blanket to provide a sense of security and warmth, which helps to prevent spontaneous movements that can startle them. 2. **Side or Stomach Position:** Hold the baby on their side or stomach to help them feel more secure. This position can often be more calming than laying them on their back. 3. **Shushing:** Create a “shushing” sound near the baby’s ear. This sound mimics the continuous whooshing sound made by blood flowing through arteries near the womb and works as a white noise to soothe the baby. 4. **Swinging:** Gently rock or swing the baby, which provides a motion similar to what they experienced in the womb. 5. **Sucking:** Let the baby suck on something, such as a pacifier. Sucking has a soothing effect and helps calm the baby. These techniques, when combined, can effectively help calm and comfort a crying or fussy baby. Can this work for adults….Maybe ? | Paul Greene | Paul Greene · Open My Heart
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1.3M views · 30K likes | Baby Sleep Code | Sleep Guides & Online Consults on Instagram: "From around 6-8 weeks of age many babies start to take only short 30-45 minute naps in their bassinet. But just because they’ve woken don’t assume they don’t need more sleep! This is often just the end of their sleep cycle, and they’d love more sleep but can’t quite get into the next sleep cycle on their own yet. If you’re able to settle them back to sleep in their bassinet, they start to learn that their bassinet is a ‘place for sleep’ and can make future settles easier and easier. As long as you have the timing right, with some practice they’ll start connecting their sleep cycles and taking longer naps in their bassinet again. 👉 Have a little one under 3 months? Grab our Newborn Sleep Guide, Newborn Sleep Tips, Sleep Guide, Newborn Needs, Baby Magic, More Sleep
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1.3M views · 30K likes | Baby Sleep Code | Sleep Guides & Online Consults on Instagram: "From around 6-8 weeks of age many babies start to take only short 30-45 minute naps in their bassinet. But just because they’ve woken don’t assume they don’t need more sleep! This is often just the end of their sleep cycle, and they’d love more sleep but can’t quite get into the next sleep cycle on their own yet. If you’re able to settle them back to sleep in their bassinet, they start to learn that their bassinet is a ‘place for sleep’ and can make future settles easier and easier. As long as you have the timing right, with some practice they’ll start connecting their sleep cycles and taking longer naps in their bassinet again. 👉 Have a little one under 3 months? Grab our Newborn Sleep Guide,
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babysleeptrainer on Instagram: "- Your baby may be able to get through the day in a better mood with a longer nap, but short naps are still beneficial! Also, it's normal for a baby to sleep for 30-45 minutes at a time between 4-6 months. If you are trying to determine whether your baby is getting enough sleep to support growth and development, then check out our resource blog (link in bio). ~~-~ We are two PhD-level scientists, two nurses, and a behavior analyst. Check out our blog and follow us for evidence-based information on sleep in babies and toddlers. If you have a baby who is between 6 and 15 months, then check out our self-paced sleep training class on our website. We provide you with two hours of content and a 36-page workbook to allow you to create a plan that fits your baby's t
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