This is so amazing. I wish she was way more known. This is something I struggled to know what to do with but this confirms how I should respond to my baby ❤
the overall message makes sense but I have a friend with a one year old who has had maybe two nights of full sleep and the rest is them crying unless they physically pick up the chlld and have them sleeping on them or them sleeping in the same bed as them (not even being next to them would work). They said it wasn't anything physically wrong so this idea to just keep soothing them over and over just feels like an endless slog. I'm wondering what they should do to help the baby sooth other than having to be there to help them sleep (as you can imagine they didn't sleep much, especially the first 5 months)
Honestly I breastfed both my sons, and I had not have a full night's sleep for years... getting up every 2 hours to breastfed them. But I co-sleep and that's how I survived
I don’t think any of my 5 children are easy going. 😂 currently getting 2-4 hours of sleep a night between a diabetic 4 year old and a 5 month old colicky baby. I don’t know how much longer I can do it!
Don't know why I'm only now seeing this. Amazing thank you so much.
This is so amazing. I wish she was way more known. This is something I struggled to know what to do with but this confirms how I should respond to my baby ❤
Dr Vanessa thank you so much for these advices, I learned a lot after see this video.
Dr. Vanessa this information is so valuable, I love sharing your material!!!;)
the overall message makes sense but I have a friend with a one year old who has had maybe two nights of full sleep and the rest is them crying unless they physically pick up the chlld and have them sleeping on them or them sleeping in the same bed as them (not even being next to them would work). They said it wasn't anything physically wrong so this idea to just keep soothing them over and over just feels like an endless slog. I'm wondering what they should do to help the baby sooth other than having to be there to help them sleep (as you can imagine they didn't sleep much, especially the first 5 months)
Honestly I breastfed both my sons, and I had not have a full night's sleep for years... getting up every 2 hours to breastfed them. But I co-sleep and that's how I survived
Thank you 💕
Thankn you
I don’t think any of my 5 children are easy going. 😂 currently getting 2-4 hours of sleep a night between a diabetic 4 year old and a 5 month old colicky baby. I don’t know how much longer I can do it!