Whats the best way to help my baby sleep through the night?
In the beginning your baby should wake up to feed about every 3 hours. To help her learn the difference between day and night, keep night feedings as calm and quiet as possible. As she gets older (around 3 or 4 months) you can start teaching her how to fall asleep on her own. Start by putting her down when she is awake. She will find her own method of soothing herself to get to sleep. If you always rock or feed her to sleep when she wakes up in the middle of the night she’ll need you to put her back to sleep. Around 4 months of age she no longer need to eat in the middle of the night, so don’t pick her up, hug her or feed her every time she cries. Don’t forget—your baby should always be put to bed on her back! 10. How do I know if my baby is sick? Should I take his temperature every day? There is no need to randomly check your baby’s temperature. He can’t tell you that he’s not feeling well, but he will show you by changing his normal behavior. If he feels very warm, is not eating well
