Ask the Expert: 🤱🏻💤⭐ Paano Pahabain ang Tulog ni Baby? Baby Sleep Shaping & Associations🎵👶🏻�

At this age sleep training doesn’t have an impact on little ones sleep until they have an carcadian rhythm at around 5 months however some tips that can help you are : 1. Differentiate day and night by ensuring your little one sleeps in the hustle and bustle of daytime sounds and as night approaches the day slows day - this signals bedtime is approaching 2. Ensure lots of fresh air and daylight in the day hours 3. Try getting little one comfortable sleeping in different sleep spaces 4. Don’t rush to pick baby up when they make a sound while sleeping - you may be disturbing active sleep and not giving them the opportunity feel comfortable in a place that isn’t their arms

Back sleeping Back sleeping is always recommended. If your baby has colic and cries intensely when they should be sleeping, it may be tempting to let your little one sleep whichever way makes them most comfortable. However, safety is a priority, and it’s recommended that babies always be placed on their backs to sleep until they are one year old. But if back sleeping is keeping your baby (and you) up, talk to your pediatrician about trying some of these colic hold, carry, and resting positions that have been shown to potentially calm colicky babies. Side colic hold While your little one is awake, lay them on their side against your stomach and make skin-to-skin contact. Place their head on your forearm and cradle their belly with your hand. Stomach colic hold While they’re awake, position your baby facedown on your lap or across your arm and gently massage their back. If you’re sitting, you can also softly massage their belly with your legs. Neck nestle colic carry Rest your ba

Sleep shaping is for newborns and up to four months - it’s about creating healthy habits for when your little one has a circadian rhythm. Sleep training is when you are teaching your little one to independently sleep.

This is called active sleep and is completely normal

If your little one looks content and is sleeping soundly - I would say it is ok not to wake them to burp them

I believe in responsive feeding at this age so couldn’t give you any kind of guidance on this - also this is dependant on how much your little one takes in for their feed, the type of feed they are getting and their size to name but a few factors

If your little one cannot be put down to sleep awake and needs some external intervention in order to fall asleep - that is called a sleep association. They need that thing in order to sleep.

Sleep shaping can start from newborn .

This can happen from as soon as they are born - this is why it is useful to create healthy sleep habits from a young age.