Also, having your dog walking at heel when you're pushing that stroller can be invaluable. A. Curbing any mouthing or biting behavior is critical. B. Begin to reduce the amount of attention you give your dog. It will be difficult for your dog to accept the baby when he associates it with not getting as much attention. In addition, if the dog is very demanding and nudges, paws at, barks, etc. for your attention, he could injure, frighten or wake the baby.
Babies look, smell, sound and move differently than big humans.
Remain calm and in control during the whole process. If your dog is behaving inappropriately, calmly and without emotion, remove the dog and try again later. These can be threatening or challenging behaviors to your dog, causing it to react. Begin by presenting a special treat to the dog. Do these gently at first, gradually increase the level of intensity over time.