Is it necessary to have a newborn period? In fact, it's a hip sheet that's great for putting you to sleep!
I heard it's difficult to put him to bed...?
The baby spends most of the day sleeping, but there is no distinction between day and night, and he repeatedly slept and woke up in small pieces. Therefore, they often wake up at night and cry and cry, and moms and dads have to deal with it each time.
By the time they are six months to one and a half years old, many moms and dads are troubled by crying at night. Night crying is when a baby suddenly wakes up at night and continues to cry. Sometimes you stop crying in a short amount of time, or sometimes you cry for hours. The cause of night crying is still not clear.
You can deal with this if you are crying for reasons such as being hungry, dirty diapers, hot or cold, or feeling stuffy and painful, or you may be crying for a while, but no matter what you do, you may not stop crying and won't sleep forever. You don't know what to do and it makes you want to cry.
It's understandable that many moms and dads find it difficult to put them to sleep when they want them to sleep, and that it's difficult.
How to put him to bed?
Unfortunately, there is no magical way to "do this and go to sleep." Babies also have their own personality and preferences, so they have no choice but to try out various things and find out "our child rules." It's a bit difficult, but let's have fun like a treasure hunting game.
The first thing you want to try is "back tonton," which many people say was effective. This is a method of sleeping with the baby, talking quietly and tapping on the back. If you don't get too sleepy, just pick it up and tap it. It is also recommended to try walking while holding it in your arms. It is said that rhythmic stimulation and vibrations will encourage sleep, so you can expect it to be effective.
There are also stories of the experiences of senior moms and dads who say that they have a TV sandstorm that resembles the sounds they have inside their bodies, and that they have fallen asleep calmly after listening to songs and sounds they are used to listening to. You might also want to find your favorite sound.
Are hip seats convenient for putting them to sleep?
Hip sheets can be used as a side-mount assistance from newborns, and are useful for putting them to bed and breastfeeding. Many senior moms also use hip seats, and are well received, saying that "the weight on their arms is reduced and it's easy to hold them."
Nursing cushions play a similar role in carrying your baby on top. A C-shaped cushion that is used to wrap around your mother's stomach, and place the baby on it and hold it. It is very convenient because it can be supported on a wide range of surfaces, but the drawback is that it often fades away as you use it. The hip seat, made of hard materials such as urethane, is not too stiff and has received high praise from senior moms for being easy to use.
Of course, it can also be used when holding the baby vertically, such as by putting him to bed.
The baby's butt is placed on the pedestal, making it easy to support the neck and waist area, allowing you to naturally create a correct posture. However, please be aware that the target age varies depending on the product, and some items may take the time to sit after you place your waist. BABY&Me's hip seat can be used for vertical holding after you sit your neck. The size allows for natural crotch opening and the entire non-slip seat stabilizes the baby's butt.
How does using a hip seat change?
Not only does it reduce the weight burden on your hands and arms by placing your baby on the pedestal, but it is also a major advantage of using a hip seat that allows you to hold your baby in a correct, comfortable position.
The seat is slightly above the waistline, so you can hold it at just the right height, and by not hunching it down, it reduces the strain on your neck, back, and waist. Although it is a small baby, it has already weighed around 3kg at birth, and it is generally more than 4kg by the time the baby is checked for a month. Holding your baby in an unnatural position, such as leaning forward, puts a greater strain on his body than necessary, and can hurt your mother and father. Use your tools to lighten the burden as much as possible.
Also, newborn babies still have a soft bone structure and difficulty in maintaining their posture, so new mothers and fathers who are not used to handling may find it difficult to hold them, but if you use the hip seat as a "third arm," you can support them from underneath to hold them in a stable manner.
Hip seats are useful items that allow both moms and dads to maintain correct, easy-to-stress posture.
Don't need a hip seat?
Sometimes people are asked that "hip seats are not needed" such as, "I don't need hip seats," or "Hip seats are items that are used when children grow up, so we don't need them now."However, as mentioned so far, hip seats have many advantages, starting from the newborn age, and many others.
Breastfeeding takes an average of 15-20 minutes for newborns, and as they grow, the more you drink at once, the longer the time will be. Holding your arms alone will not only tire your arms, but your shoulders, neck and hips as well.
Even if you need to put your child to sleep due to crying at night, it often takes a long time, and holding him for the rest of the time will only add to the burden.
Not only is it "heavy and difficult," but there are many moms who have tendonitis in their wrists and have injuries to the elbow, lower back and back. Moms with weak muscles are especially dangerous. If you get injured, you will not only be able to take care of your baby, but also do various things in housework and daily life. To avoid this, we recommend that you prepare a hip seat before giving birth.
God's item for sleeping "Beren first set」
A three-piece set of carrier parts that wrap around the baby's body, first parts for butt support (newborn parts), and hip seat.
It can be reassembled according to your needs and can be used as a hip seat alone.
The official online store offers a 2-year warranty.
