Here's everything you need to know about the controlled crying method
The method encourages your baby to settle themselves – so it is a bit of a tough love process but means that they won't rely on you to soothe them whenever they wake. You'll need to wait until your baby is six months old to try this out because young babies often wake regularly as they need to be fed.STEP 1: When it's time for your baby to go to bed, put your baby in her cot, say goodnight and leave the room while she's still awake.
STEP 3: She may have got herself all worked up but resist the temptation to pick her up for a cuddle and instead soothe your baby by speaking lovingly and softly to her so that she knows everything is fine. Stay just a few minutes and tear yourself away before she falls asleep. showed that controlled crying was a safe technique and did not cause long-lasting harm to the child, their relationship with their parent or their mother's health.Ideally you should try to keep at controlled crying every night for maximum effect but it’s just not worth trying if you’ve had the day from hell and feel like you’re going to explode.
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