HEALTHY SLEEP HABITS HAPPY BABY-

 

Healthy sleep habits happy baby

 

[caption id="attachment_2275" align="alignleft" width="124"] Grow your confidence, your baby's laughter and joy, and both of you will sparkle and shine through anything.[/caption]

Healthy sleep habits make for a happy baby.  This is a concept that is confusing and surprising for many new parents wanting a happy baby and happy child. When we all have healthy sleep habits we get happy child, happy teen and happy adult. It is no secret to those of us who have studied this concept and sleep method that the result of proper sleep habits is happy all round.

 

 

So how come this is so new to many?  I guess it is because all this knowledge has been lost over the generations with families now living further away.  On top of that families are more fractured and distant than before and in western cultures our expectations from life are skewed to unrealistic proportion that only puts pressure on ourselves and our relationships.

 

 

As more people understand the value of proper sleep and see the difference in happy baby and happy child, this information will become second nature again.

 

We are aiming to encourage healthy sleep habits happy baby so that each one is set  for a lifetime of healthy sleep habits. There is often a misconception that baby sleep training is harsh, disrespectful and soul destroying for baby and parent. This doesn’t have to be so.  When you understand your baby’s behaviours and cues more accurately, these healthy sleep habits are respectful of everyone.

 

 

Parents are seeking more gentle sleep methods that teach proper sleeping habits not just a quick fix while their baby continues to be cranky and unhappy because good sleep habits  elude them more often than not.

 

This method of teaching proper an healthy sleep habits takes a little longer than traditional baby sleep training methods however the benefits  are long term, positive and healthy.

 

Healthy sleep habits happy baby is the standard we are aiming for and not harsh, strict routines and practices that are disrespectful of both baby and mother.