A sleep therapist shares her secrets to putting a baby to sleep in 30 seconds l GMA 

She's rested 😅

She got enough sleep as a baby 🤣

I came here to write this

If you don't blink you'll never sleep

SLEEP IS FOR THE WEAK! And babies.

Ok,this was to cute 😍 lol. Love it!

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Lmaooo

🤣🤣🤣🤣 mine plays Star Trek🙄😁 and Assassins Creed Odyssey till 3am

Oh my goodness yes

Same 😂

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Me too hahahaha

Same 😂

_Exactly! Holding on to every word she said as though I have a baby._ 🤣🤣

It's true, my baby often keeps me awake when m really exhausted n seem impatient

So true! 🥴😵‍💫

Hey

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Facts! 😩

Agree ! 😃

Yup! my baby is colic three hours before bed everyday. None stop screaming for no reason.

Lmao

😭😭😭 I do t want to laugh because your husband might have insomnia and you're trying everything or this is just a joke

@@HotCheetoGirl_Lol. It's okay. You can laugh. I am just joking.

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@Gianna Allen why do you need to know that?

@Gianna Allen Yes I am I had and raised 4 children.

This is the whole truth. Exactly what I am facing now

@Gianna Allen people who aren't moms also care for babies.

For us getting them to sleep is the biggest struggle

My mom use to do lightly rub my face and sometimes back as a baby and child. It was so soothing that I was addicted to it in elementary.

Totally going to try this!

My baby smiles when we do that to him

when i do it to our baby she wants to eat my hands

@@andreigeronez8383 😂😂😂

OMG... It's like putting a baby in a straight jacket! NO thank you! These "experts" need to go! Back to basics and common sense!

@@bluelagoon1875 ah yes, because swaddling a baby is a like putting the baby in a staright jacket. HOSPITALS LITERALLY SWADDLE YOU. IT'S SAFE. this is common sense and experts would not say it's safe if they have not tested it.

@@bluelagoon1875 the swaddle makes them feel safe and secure such as being in the womb. Obviously it looks weird and uncomfortable because as adults or older people…we already know what claustrophobia is but they dont.

Same

@@bluelagoon1875 babies have been swaddled for thousands of years 🤨

Yes it does

Most definitely lol

Let's also remember that know vax enes are ever needed. they have no effect and are poyson (i have to change spellling or it gets deleted, they are SO afraid of the truth being posted). Syde. affects are not evidence of it working, they are. a responcce to. poysin! Stop mayming the young ones with these toxx.ens.

I’m trying to look at this for advice for my 3 1/2 year old smh ever since she was 18 months she fights the sleep

@@mzstacystacks3168 maybe less sugary stuffs and no gadgets 2hrs before sleep. Instead you can play with them to make them feel tired. And have you tired reading them stories before bed time or just chatting with them while in bed?

Mine hated swaddling for a time too but would always wake himself up bc of his reflex and so he got used to it after a time. It was less crying than when he wasn’t getting enough sleep and crying because of that… he eventually liked being swaddled.

I totally agree. 👍✌🏼🦋

This is *EXACTLY* what I did as a first time parent. I didn't *NEED* a *sleep therapist* to tell me that. *ALL* I did was listened to my baby girls & done what my *Mother's Heart* told me to do!!

@@shannonsmith7329 absolutely!

Baby Whisperer!

Not all babies respond to that. For some babies this would be overstimulating. A face massage sometimes worked on one of mine, but she didn't always want that. As a parent I listened. Sometimes I had to rock and sing to her for 40 minutes, but once she was asleep she'd stay asleep until 6am. Then we'd nurse and read and back to sleep for another 90 minures. My other baby fell asleep very fast without rocking or singing, but she woke up 1-3 times a night, and didn't take long naps. Sleep consultants can help figure out the best sleep pattern, but every baby is different. The best thing any parent can do is get to know their baby through obervation. Take time, observe their behavior, don't make assumptions too quickly. If their naps are long and/or late, baby will have a later bedtime naturally or they'll wake up more often at night.

Beautiful how are you

at 6 yrs old arent they in kinder ?

N. On. Jk

My baby sleep so good, 12h during the night , no cry , I only do dream feed. I make him have a good sleep through the day so night time he will sleep better. I put the wheel on my cot , dark room ,quiet with white noise . I only wheel the cot whenever I want him to sleep. That is his sleeping pill.

Hope it works here too.. it's tough

Mine never wanted to be swaddled either

I’ve swaddle over 1,400 babies and have only met a couple that didn’t like being swaddled. Bad luck

I bet they don't. Aren't they middle aged? lol

My baby hates swaddle, she will move and not go to sleep until she is free

@@XX-oe3vp Guess it's to do with the weather conditions too . I am from a part of India that is hot and humid. The last think babies would like here in a non air conditioned environment is swaddling.

I guess your fourth will be a few months old now, i wish you good fortune and happiness, may god bless your family ❤️🙏

I'm here trying to learn how to help my sister with my niece while they're staying with us it hasn't been easy at all, she cries herself hysterically to sleep every night, yesterday was different, i layed down next to her and we kept playing and mumbling ( she's 5 months old) until she got en her side out her thumb in her mouht and started dosing off but kept coming back and dosing off repeatedly which to me felt weird, ut was like she really wanted to sleep but she couldn't, how did you deal with 4 babies ??

@@walidhasni1830sounds like a sleep regression. You just need to have patience during this phase. There’s nothing you or the parents doing wrong. Baby is going through milestone leaps most likely, so they’re just trying to adjust to sleep patterns

I would also hate it. Not everyone is same.😅

Same here. Swaddling, shushing, bouncing and face touching severely piss off my daughter 😅

I always wondered how daycare did it with all those kids at nap time lol

If only as Early years teachers could understand what it is best for our children , not for us, our practice would improve dramatically. Listen to the child, if pushes your hand is not right you keep doing. Observation, try what the child likes, respect their decisions, and NOT. base your practice in what everyone does, always think am I doing right? How much I understand about the sleeping process and how body works and what happen when a child is sleeping? RESEARCH,RESEARCH,RESEARCH. OBSERVATION AND THEN ASSESSMENT. You are going to be an amazing teacher.

@@margauss Having a sleep pattern/schedule helps. Massage helps as well. I agree with regards to consent. I understand that it's hard to care for so many babies at once. However, must be gentle, don't do things TO them but WITH them.

@@margauss so my son pushes my hand away when I'm changing his diaper. Or when I'm redirecting him from something unsafe. I guess I should just let him touch a burning candle. This kind of advice is just silly to me if it is applied to all circumstances. Context is key. Gently rubbing a child's nose until they fall asleep isn't a big deal.

An octopus came to mind with this comment.

Sleep training is fine, but only once they are older than 3 months (or 6 months old). I can't remember which one. I'm pretty sure it's 3 months.

Found you

I lost track of u these days 😂 Good I found u! :)

Hello

What is the elimination communication?

Works only when you have only one child.

@@FoodShowFan Elimination communication (EC) involves using timing, signals, cues, and intuition to know when babies need to “eliminate waste”. Instead of wearing diapers, parents and caregivers hold babies over the potty. Studies show that this method can help babies learn to use the potty at earlier stages.

Sleep when your baby sleeps…… until your baby doesn’t

@@Mictlantecuhtli exactly

Love that series. Have the whole set up to teens.

Im definitely going to have to look into this!

It's not crying it out right?

@@goshine369 Exactly. Never forced my babies to "cry it out"

Thank you! I will read this :)

I love this. I randomly started doing this to my newborn bc I’ve always done it w my dogs. It worked! Lol.