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| Whenever Jillian would cry my hubby would swaddle her and she would fall right back to sleep. |
| posted by Amanda on 11/25/2007 11:54 PM |
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| A car ride always worked best for my son because he loved the vibration |
| posted by Chelle on 11/26/2007 06:08 PM |
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| My son had colic for the first 5 months and the only thing that would stop him from crying was a car ride... |
| posted by Kyleen on 11/29/2007 01:10 PM |
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| She isn't much of a crier but when she does all you really have to do it rub her back and she calms down. |
| posted by Sheila * R on 12/10/2007 10:06 AM |
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| music always did it for my babies. i think i had 15 different baby einstein videos and we wore those suckers out!! my 4/12 yo boy had colic 10 months, didn't sleep throught he night until after 2 years old. now he is the best sleeper. and he's the only one who doesn't pee in the bed! |
| posted by mmm on 12/11/2007 10:54 PM |
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I breastfed Donovan until he was 10 months but when he was a lil baby I would swddle him and give him "boobie"- he would calm down, eat, snuggle and pass out :)
Also music worked too. Different rock n roll made him sleep better LOL |
| posted by Renata on 12/13/2007 08:40 PM |
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| It was a long time ago, but I remember wrapping him in a blanket when he was a newborn. Fond memories! |
| posted by Susan on 12/28/2007 09:32 AM |
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| Holding him in my arms and walking/swaying |
| posted by on 02/01/2008 02:56 PM |
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Being held is actually what worked the best for soothing when my girl was a newborn! I would actually strap her in the snugli carrier to go to the bank or for walks, or sometimes just hold her and dance around the house to music, and she was happy as a clam.
She found the motion of the stroller or car to be soothing enough to lull her to sleep, though we didn't do this with that in mind, it was just a by-product of the activity. |
| posted by Bethany on 03/06/2008 01:45 PM |
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| Going for a walk in the stroller always calmed my little one down. If that didn't work, we'd take him for a ride in the car. Neither of which we could really do in the middle of the night, so we purchased a noise maker. Now our little boy falls asleep to waves every night. |
| posted by Heather on 03/11/2008 07:01 PM |
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| swaddle and nurse ...that is what works for us |
| posted by shakti mama on 03/19/2008 02:35 AM |
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| My daughter loves to be rocked either by chair our just holding her an standing up an rocking side by side. |
| posted by on 03/24/2008 09:46 PM |
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| Stroller ride was the only thing that worked for us. |
| posted by Melinda on 05/08/2008 07:24 AM |
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| My daughter liked being swaddled but everything on the list exept a warm bath would do the trick, just to know that I was there. |
| posted by Anne on 11/07/2008 12:32 AM |
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| My son LOVED his bouncer it put him to sleep when we couldn't. |
| posted by Shanelle on 06/04/2009 03:08 PM |
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| can't believe being held wasn't an option- that was huge for my firstborn when she was a baby. We would walk and hold her (all around town if we needed to!) So I picked in the stroller as the next best option... since it's walking :-) |
| posted by Rachel on 10/27/2009 11:57 AM |
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| my daughter when she was little would be swaddled and put in her bouncer and the vibrations of the bouncer would just make her pass out |
| posted by Brooke on 10/21/2010 11:01 AM |
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| any kind of white noise still puts him to sleep the best. |
| posted by Amber on 05/25/2012 11:00 AM |
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