How to Put Your Baby to Bed

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Summary: To put a baby to bed, make sure to remove all dangerous items from the crib, lay the infant on their back and soothe them until they fall completely asleep. Find out more about putting a baby to bed in this free video from a professional nanny about child care.

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By Veronica Baragas
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Veronica Baragas was born and raised in Austin, Texas, and has been working with children and families for more than 10 years. Her experience includes being a full-time nanny, live-in...read more

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"Hi, I'm Veronica Baragas, with mywigglesand giggles.com, and I'm going to show you how to put a baby to sleep. You know, once you've gotten your routine down and you've gone through all the steps to put your baby to sleep, I would suggest maybe holding onto them, snuggling with them a little bit; maybe humming a little song, and make sure that you have everything clear out of the crib; that there's nothing around that you can, that the babies can possibly pull in to suffocate or whatnot. Depending on what it is that you put your baby to sleep in, I would use just those items; whether it be, you know, a blanket, a pillow, a lovey, a bear, a whatnot, and I would generally put them to sleep first on their back. You you know, it's only common that they're going to roll around and move on their tummy, but I would let them do that naturally. So, when I'm first starting out for your baby you'd definitely put them to sleep on their back, and you know, definitely continue to soothe them, or you know, stay around until you think that they're fully asleep. So it's be really simple, you know? You just make sure that your crib is safe, and when you put them down you lay them on their back. So, it's the way you put them to sleep."

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