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1. Find your village
2. Routines can start from birth
3. Aim to get your baby into a more definitive routine from 3 months of age
4. Learn to read your baby’s cues It’s important to take notice of your baby’s language Signs of baby tiredness include:
5. Continue to feed your baby on demand
6. . Ensure your baby is comfortable and feels safe to sleep
6. Wear your baby
7. If you are a first time mum and the house is quiet, strike while the iron is hot and sleep while your baby sleeps
8. If you aren't a first time mum…….
9. If your toddler refuses to sleep, you can try:
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Kellie EasonNurse, Midwife, Lactation Consultant, Infant Feeding Therapist, Birth and Parenting Educator, Gentle Sleep & Settling Consultant Categories
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