P lace the baby in a wind-up swing. C radle the baby snugly in a soft, warm blanket. C heck to make sure that clothing is not too tight, or that fingers or toes are not bent. S ing or quietly talk to the baby. G ive the baby a pacifier.
M assage the baby's body and limbs gently or tickle soft circles on their face.
C all a friend or relative you trust to take over for a while, then get away, get some rest and take of yourself. Be sure to check on the baby every 10-15 minutes. Did You Know S haking a baby or child can cause severe consequences such as blindness, brain damage and even death. T he number one reason a baby is shaken is because of inconsolable crying. B abies' necks are too weak to support their heavy heads.