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How Baby Monitors Impact Your Baby’s Sleep
When you first get pregnant, there are so many things on your list of must haves and nice to haves. Among that list is often a baby monitor. But, would it surprise you if I said sometimes you need to just turn that thing off? No, Im not a negligent parent. Read on as we explore how baby monitors can impact your babys sleep.
Let me start by saying all families have different styles of parenting and everyone has a different size and shaped house. If you have a 500 square foot apartment, that is obviously going to be WAY different than a family with a 3,000 square foot home with 3 floors. If you have a small apartment, you most likely do NOT need a baby monitor. I dont know the right size home that you need a baby monitor, but lets discuss when they may or may not be useful when it comes to your babys sleep, in general.
When it comes to your baby falling asleep, one of the first things youll worry about is how to put your baby to sleep.
Should my Baby Be Sitting Up and Rolling Over?
One of the most exciting things about being a parent is watching your baby as she grows and develops. When she hits certain milestones such as crawling or saying that first word, it sends the message to the parents that everything is moving along normally, and that they must be doing their jobs as parents correctly.
When your baby doesnt progress in the way that you might hope for or expect, however, you get worried. One of the milestones that parents most often worry about or even watch for is sitting up. Another common one is rolling over. Parents watch for these things excitedly.
What you need to remember most about these developmental milestones of sitting up and rolling over is that, just like other milestones, each baby is going to move at his own pace. Most of the time, if your baby isnt sitting up or rolling over, it doesnt mean that theres a problem.
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