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31 Ways To Get Your Baby Sleeping Without Tears In Their Eyes -BEST PARENTING HACKS GUIDE FOR 2020

Jacob Ruhl
18 min readAug 31, 2020

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Develop a realistic attitude about nighttime parenting

Sleeping, like eating, is not a state you can force a baby into. Best you can do is to create a secure, friendly environment that allows sleep to overtake your baby.

A realistic long- term goal is to help your baby develop a healthy attitude about sleep: that sleep is a pleasant state to enter and a secure state to remain in. Many sleep problems in older children and adults stem from children growing up with an unhealthy attitude about sleep — that sleep was not a pleasant state to enter and was a fearful state to remain in. Just as daytime parenting is a long-term investment, so is nighttime parenting. Teach your baby a restful attitude about sleep when they are young and both you and your children will sleep better when they are older.

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Beware of sleep trainers

Ever since parenting books found their way into the nursery, sleep trainers have touted magic formulas promising to get babies to sleep through the night — for a price and at a risk. Most of these sleep-training techniques are just variations of the old cry-it-out method. And technology has found its way into nighttime baby care by providing tired parents with a variety of sleep-inducing

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Jacob Ruhl
Jacob Ruhl

Written by Jacob Ruhl

As a 23-year-old entrepreneur, I thrive on creativity and love exploring and sharing innovative ideas and unique interests with those around me.

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