Comfy Baby Sleeps Peacefully In Bedroom Hammock

Putting a child to sleep and just walking away is easier said than done. Sleeping babies are like little blankets! They are nice and warm they that brings joy and happiness into to your heart!Show more

Everyone should have kids. They are the greatest joy in the world. But they are also very difficult to take care of. You'll realize this as soon as they are born and they start using sleep deprivation to break you. However, when it comes to sleeping, we can honestly say that they are not the biggest fans of sleeping! That’s when you come to the hardest level of the game called parenting!

These parents found a really interesting trick when it comes to putting their baby to sleep! They have put a rocking hammock that looks so peacefully and amazing! This kid is living the good life. What an awesome bedroom idea! People who say they sleep like a baby usually don't have one. Well, not these lucky parents! They sleep like their baby!

We would all agree that sleep is the most important activity in our lives! There is a really interesting saying about sleep that says A day without an nap is like a cupcake without frosting! We would all agree with that!

Everything a baby does is adorable beyond words for its parents. When their child arrives, they look forward to every minutes with it. First smile, first steps, first word, it is a multitude of firsts and they want to immortalize it all on film.

But to see your baby having its first dream is something magical. In another video, we witness the adorable moment when one baby’s travels to wonderland makes our day. As mom Kirsty Louise got to learn, babies do dream and apparently this one had a pleasant one. Just look at how the baby girl giggles in her slumber, with her eyes half open.

Have you ever wondered what it means when your baby smiles at you? It would seem that babies are able to smile from day one, but they don’t mean anything much until around the age of eight months. “In fact, babies smile when they’re asleep from birth,” says Dr. Daniel Messinger.

Neonatal smiling, as it is called, occurs from birth to one month of age and shows no emotional content. Smiles are spontaneous and often occur while the baby is drowsy or during REM stages of sleep. Baby smiles are subcortical in origin and will actually decrease with maturity (so premature babies smile more than full-term babies).

At around one or two months, babies will gradually start to respond to environmental stimulation. The baby’s first smile when it’s fully awake will likely appear between six and 10 weeks. By four to six months, babies will start to smile, then look away. “Babies are learning to regulate emotions and the joy may be too intense,” says Dr. Messinger. Let it look away, then reengage once it returns her smile to you.

Between the 6 months to a year of age, parents will start to see lots of different smiles. As a general rule, open mouth smiles demonstrate more joy than closed. Babies will also start to play with laughter. By eight or nine months, smiles are used often in social situations and as a method of communication so make sure to respond to your baby when she gives you a big smile.

Do you have any other parenting advice you’d like to share regarding putting babies to sleep? Don’t hesitate to share your thoughts in the comment section below!