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stay calm in the car if they played a CD with hair dryer
sounds while they were driving. After he was four months
old he no longer needed the CD to be able to tolerate car
rides.
Not only did two-month-old William have serious fussy
periods, but he slept so lightly that he heard every squeak
in the house. His parents, Fern and Robert, discovered
that the white noise of their room fan muffled the outside
sounds and helped him sleep longer.
Annette calmed her baby, Sean, by calling him “Shhhh-
ean.” It worked so well, the family joke became that when
he was four years old, the little boy thought his name was
pronounced “On”!

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Main Points:
Vigorous jiggly movement can switch on your baby’s calming
reflex
The three key points to successful swinging
Lullabies: What swinging sounds like when it’s put to music
The “Windshield Wiper”: A great way to calm your fussy
baby when you’re tired
Eight tricks for turning a swing into your baby’s best friend
Life was so rich within the womb. Rich in noises and
sounds. But mostly there was movement. Continuous
movement. When the mother sits, stands, walks, turns—
movement, movement, movement.
Frederick Leboyer, Loving Hands

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Every night, Ellyn and Harold put their son Zachary in
his stroller and rolled him repeatedly over an elevated
threshold on the floor. Each time, Zack got jolted like a
car racing over a speed bump. Harold sometimes bounced