Child Care & First Aid : Getting a Newborn to Sleep Through the Night
Getting a newborn to sleep through the night is only possible when they are 3- to 6-months old and can go five to nine hours without nourishment. A a great way to encourage nighttime sleep is to establish a good bedtime routine. Use an evening bath and a calm evening feeding to signal a baby’s bedtime withexpertise from a registered nurse in this free video on child care. Expert: Beverly Bitterman Contact: www.beverlybitterman.com Bio: Beverly Bitterman began her career as a registered nurse working in Cardiac Intensive Care. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

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