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This is for the parent or parent-to-be who has already read lots of information on newborn care and secure attachment theory, even before baby arrives. Knowing the 5 sounds is another piece to solve this puzzle and start that new life together with confidence and calmness.
You will not only be reacting when your newborn cries, you will KNOW what they need and respond with accuracy.
❌️No guesswork, ❌️no checklists, ❌️no artificial sleep schedules.
Tuning into your newborn's needs by just listening will help you both:
🩷 figure out a feeding schedule together 🍼
🩷 follow baby's own sleep schedule, and "sleep regressions" will be much easier to handle as you can respond to more or less sleep needs on the day 😴
🩷 create a deeper bond from day one 💕
🩷 know when they're really in pain 😢
🩷 give your instinct some extra information to act on when you think something is off 💪
🌟 If you're preparing to meet your baby and you're a problem solver, book a course and learn the sounds yourself.
💥 If you're in the thicks and need some support to figure out what is going on, after you've tried everything, book a troubleshoot session. #CalmParent #BabyCryLab #fussybaby #colics #bonding
Unexplained crying is one of the most significant aggravators for postnatal anxiety and depression. Parents who can't decode the cry feel like they're failing. You are not. But I see you and know that this feeling compounds.
Mamas in their second pregnancy, I bet you know this feeling too well. A pang of guilt when you watch your toddler play and the grief for the exclusive love you are able to give them. Until the baby comes. You worry: "will my firstborn cope? Or feel replaced? Will I take something away from them?" "How can I possibly love the new baby as much as my first child?"
Here's the truth: love multiplies in ways we can never anticipate. And your toddler will discover that as well.
Here are some small but impactful things you can do to help them feel included and loved from the start:
Bonding is so much easier with a happy newborn. Knowing the 5 sounds gives you the perfect start into a smooth 4th trimester.