My baby is going to be of 3months this week..she used sleep in the morning and play at night..so I used to keep the lights on at night..from last week she has started to sleep at night..I keep the lights on now also..when they are off I am not able to sleep thinking what if I went to deep sleep and I didnt hear her cry when she is hungry..I tried using a led light..but I am not able to see her with that too..I dont want her to develop this habbit of sleping with lights on..what is your advice..
Niveditha Rambhajan
08 May 2017
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Sheeba Vijesh
great advises by moms about zero bulb... or you can also keep a portable led lamp near bed so that you wont have to get up to switch on the lights. nowadays you get very bright ones....
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08 May 2017
Sonia Gupta
hi nivedita..dimlights would also serve the purpose and will gv you and baby a soothing and calm sleep...
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08 May 2017
Manvi Bhandari
hi niveditha, i can understand your concern. but dear try to switch off lights at night then only baby can distinguish between day nd night else it will create problm to both of u in future. same i also used to think like u that i wont be able to see baby nd all. but for some days it feels like that after that u vl get used to it. for some days u cn switch on the cfl light of anwhere outside ur room like basin area or some dinning area so that little bit of its light keep on cmg into ur room. this was how i make the habbit. nd slowly slowly u cn switch off that too.. hope this helps u. try it out<br>
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08 May 2017
Neeta Nihale
you can use a zero bulb..it will help you.. you don't need light to hear your baby.. we mom are gifted to sense our baby ... in starting I also keep the lights on.. but it's completely normal now , it's take just a minute to adjust our eyes.. then you n baby can see each other in that zero bulb also..
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08 May 2017
asha chaudhry
hi nivedita pls get a night light or a low voltage light put in the room. whn my baby was an infant i wud keep the small light on. i think babies sleep better in dim light environment. <font color ="#3b5998"><b> @6372999217d2c800158d8bec </b></font> <b><font color ="#3b5998"> @63729cb62338f60015eaef4c </font></b> <font color ="#3b5998"><b> @63729949e0852e00159b24e9 </b></font> #tagfwd
Sheeba Vijesh
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08 May 2017