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problem.
Sophia is now three months old, and feeding has
been a breeze for the past month. We swaddle her
now only if she has a bad day when she can’t settle
herself, and the cozy wrapping always works like a
dream.
Colin, Beth, and Sophia
Starting at about one month of age, Jack began
getting fussy each evening between six
P.M
. and
midnight. I could comfort him but only by breast-
feeding him nonstop.
Jack needed to be nursed to sleep and vehemently
refused the pacifier, as if I were trying to swindle him
out of his inheritance. Then I discovered the greatest
thing (besides breast-feeding) for calming him down:
swaddling. He’s not crazy about it while it’s being
done, but it settles him down within minutes. At a
baby class I showed my friend how tightly we wrap
him, and she was shocked when he went from
screaming to complete calm right in front of our eyes!
I was so proud of myself and of my great little boy.
Kelly, Adam, and Jack
In The Middle of the Night: Switch off Your Baby’s Crying

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with the 5 “S’s”
It’s the middle of the night and you want to calm
your baby! Can’t remember exactly what to do?
Here’s a summary for those times when you want
all the “S’s” in one place to help you become the
“Best Baby Calmer On The Block.”
As you do the 5 “S’s,” remember these
important points:
1) Calming your baby is like dancing with
her … but you have to follow her lead. Do the 5
“S’s” vigorously only lessening the intensity after
she begins to settle.
2) The 5 “S’s” must be done exactly right for
them to work.