A crying baby can be very annoying and every parent knows it as well.
When babies cry during the day it can be alright but when a baby cries during the night when it is meant to be sleeping then it can be frustrating for the parents.
So how do you get a crying baby to go to sleep? Read on for more information.
When babies are born they lack things that we have as adults...
teeth and also our level of speech.
A baby is born with an alternative (to speech that is) and that is crying.
It is very natural for a baby to cry, they do it when they are born and if they don't there could be something wrong with them.
However, after a few weeks/months parents would have hoped a baby would have stopped crying or at least during the night.
As mentioned above a baby cries as a way of communicating with adults so if your baby if your baby is waking up during the night then he/she wants something from you and if they want it they won't go back to sleep or even sleep without getting it.
What I am trying to say is that if you want to get a crying baby to sleep, you need to find out why he/she is crying.
So why might they be crying??? -          Hungry -          Need changing -          The room is too hot (cold) -          Scared -          Needs some good old TLC If you can figure out why a baby is crying you will be able to get it to sleep easily.
So instead of rocking it to sleep check if it is any of the above.