Let go of preconceived notions of how much and long babies in general should sleep. Your baby s own internal clock will determine this. Tip Number Two. Meet baby s mental needs. If baby is still fussing and crying after meeting her physical needs, concentrate on her mental and emotional needs.
Babies get bored, lonely, frustrated, and afraid, just as children and adults do.
However, babies have yet to develop the communication and coping skills to handle these feelings. Observe baby s surroundings and see if a change in environment uplifts her mood. Also, include her in your daily activities to prevent boredom and loneliness. It's no secret that babies need lots of interaction with caregivers and a variety of experiences to be happy. Tip Number Three.