Tag: Baby’s 1st Year Series

Why do babies sleep for such short stretches of time, and when can you expect yours to sleep through the night? What is a normal sleep cycle, and what makes a baby a “good” sleeper? This video will answer these questions, help you through some common sleep challenges, and provide tips on how to get your baby into a sleep cycle you can both live and sleep with! Topics include: • newborn thru first year • newborn sleep • sleep cycle • sleep habits • sleep environments • sleep/wake cycle • self-soothing • cry-it-out • naps • SIDS • night waking • swaddling • bedtime routine • sleeping at night.

Amamos a nuestros bebés, pero ODIAMOS su llanto. ¡En especial el llanto inconsolable que no puedes solucionar! Es difícil escucharlo, ¡y nos pone tan SENSIBLES! ¡Evoca sentimientos muy profundos! Quizás se pregunte: “¿Esto es normal?”, “¿Estoy haciendo algo mal?” O peor, “¿Le pasa algo malo a mi bebé?” Incluso puede haber una moles-ta vocecita interior que se pregunta: “¿Soy un mal padre?” ¡Este video responde todas esas preguntas y habla sobre maneras en las que puede calmar a su bebé y qué hacer si no puede detener el llanto!

ste video de Dunstan Baby Language les enseña a los padres los cinco llantos que todos los recién nacidos usan para comunicar sus necesidades diarias. Sabrá cuando su bebé tiene hambre, está cansado, necesita eructar, tiene gases o simplemente se siente incómodo. Calmará a su bebé más rápido, lo que resultará en un bebé más feliz, que duerme más y llora menos. Los temas incluyen: • Lenguaje del bebé de Dunstan • Priscilla Dunstan • “neh” • “owh” • “eh” • hambre • cansado • necesita que le hagan eructar • sueño del bebé • alimentación • palabras del bebé

This Dunstan Baby Language video teaches parents the five cries all newborns use to communicate their everyday needs. You’ll know when your baby is hungry, tired, needs burping, has gas, or is simply uncomfortable. You’ll settle your baby faster, resulting in a happier baby who sleeps longer and cries less. Topics include: • Dunstan Baby Language • Priscilla Dunstan • “neh” • “owh” • “eh” • hungry • tired • needs to be burped • baby sleep • feeding • baby words.

Baby On The Move

From the earliest milestones to when she is finally walking, skipping, and jumping, a baby must learn many new skills along the way. This video will walk a parent through the developmental milestones that ultimately lead to their baby’s first steps. It will also offer helpful tips to create a safe environment for a baby’s exploration, and what to do if she comes to a bump in the road, in which their baby is not hitting those key milestones. Topics include: • any time after birth • reflexes • startle reflex • rooting reflex • stepping reflex • grasping reflex • rolling over • pushing up • sitting up • crawling • bear crawl • belly crawl • commando crawl • bottom scooter • crab crawl • rolling crawl • safety • pulling up • standing • walking.

In the first three months, it may seem that all your baby does at first is eat, sleep, dirty her diaper, and repeat. But really, a lot of changes occur as your newborn discovers life outside the womb. They are developing physical strength, learning to communicate and interact with you, and taking in all the sights and sounds of their new world. And to top it off, they are hitting important milestones that start them on their way to growing up! In this workshop, we talk about what milestones are and the milestones your baby should be hitting by three months. Topics include: • three months • newborn • milestones • zero- to three-month range • child development • physical development • grasp reflex • supervised tummy time • vision • hearing • speech and language • social milestones • emotional milestones.