Sweet Dreams (NAPSA)—For many new par- ents, one of the biggest challenges in welcominga little one is getting the baby to sleep through the night. Following are some easy-tofollow tips to help newborns get a sound andsafe sleep: ME RR se 4 ei | | ih * ao ki , | | Pm * as f F a of Seer tes A sleep bag helps keep a baby safe and warm, without loose blankets. Develop a Routine—At four to six weeksold, a sleep pat- tern will begin to develop. Take notice when your baby naps and how long baby sleeps during each interval. At eight to 12 weeksold, set a daily sleep schedule with consistent sleep times and prebedtime activities, such as baths or feedings. e Sleep Safely—To reduce the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syn- drome (SIDS), place infants on their back or sides and remove loose blankets, stuffed animals or covers from thecrib. Use a Sleep Bag—Although baby sleep bags are relatively new in the United States, pediatricians across Europe have recommended them for years. Developed by two new mothers, Cloud b’s LullaBag Zips up the side and snaps over the shoulder, creating an enclosed sleeping-bag, keeping baby warm and safe. For more tips on getting your child to sleep through the night, visit www.cloudb.com.
