Understanding the role of parent responsiveness in promoting healthy sleep habits from "summary" of The Baby Sleep Book by Martha Sears,James Sears,William Sears,Robert W. Sears
One of the key factors in helping your baby develop healthy sleep habits is being responsive to their needs. This means being attuned to your baby's cues and signals, and responding to them in a timely and appropriate manner. When you are responsive to your baby, they feel safe, secure, and loved, which is essential for good sleep. Being responsive to your baby's needs also helps to establish a strong bond between you and your child. This bond is important for their emotional development and overall well-being, and can have a positive impact on their sleep habits. When your baby feels connected to you, they are more likely to feel calm and secure, which can help them relax and fall asleep more easily. Responding t...
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