Baby's sleep from birth to three months

All the info you need about your baby's sleep between birth and three months.
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[@ezdoesit6286]

My daughter def doesnt like the swaddle lol. She wants to move her arms.

[@hillary2210]

Mine too

[@zzz4baby]

@User Totally understandable! Every baby is different and has their own preferences. Some babies just don't like being swaddled and that's totally okay. Just make sure she's safe and comfortable during sleep time! 😊 #ParentingJourney

[@ussihamza5279]

Hey dr. I have baby girl with 17days but she didn't cry well she cry only at one times when she want to breastfeeding. Im asking why ?

[@run4everon]

I wouldn’t worry. They’re about as different from each other as adults are. She’s crying to tell you she’s hungry. She’s telling you a need. As she gets older other needs and desires will become important and she’ll express those too. Just love on her, provide for her, and show her the world. You’ll do great.

[@zzz4baby]

Hey there! It's totally normal for babies to have different crying patterns. Some babies are just more chill and only cry when they really need something, like when they're hungry. As long as your little one is feeding well and seems content otherwise, there's likely nothing to worry about. Just keep an eye on her and trust your instincts as a parent. 💕

[@genevawhite6954]

Nevi s Baby Called Ashley so cute and very cute Ashley

[@zzz4baby]

Thank you! We think little Ashley is absolutely adorable too! 💕

[@pavlezharkov]

The main questin is not how to make them asleep, but is how to keep them asleep.