65. Quick Tip Tuesday: Should your baby nap in a dark room before they’ve differentiated night and day? - Baby sleep training tips, new mom, postpartum
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Hey friends, it’s Quick Tip Tuesday where I answer a quick question submitted by you my podcast listeners. If you have a question you’d like me to answer on a Quick Tip Tuesday episode, just go to my website Angel Swan comm slash quick tip and submit your question. So today’s question is from Maggie. And she asks, Should I let my baby nap in a dark room, even though he still has his nights and days mixed up? Yes, you should definitely let your baby nap in a dark room. Just think about it. How hard is it for you to fall asleep in a bright room, it’s the same for your baby. So don’t try and force him to fall asleep in a bright room in hopes of helping them differentiate differentiate night from day like, that’s not the way to do that. I know some babies will fall asleep in the daylight, and they’re just real sleepy. So they’ll fall asleep and do it. But if your baby’s having a hard time settling, definitely don’t try and force them to fall asleep in the light, it’s it’s not the way to go. Let your baby take naps in a dark room. And then while they’re awake, you can open the curtains, turn the lights on. And if you can get outside or sit in the sunlight through a window between 8am and 12pm. And that’s really going to help them start sleeping better overnight. There’s just there’s science to prove it the sunlight between those hours of 8am and 12pm. It’s the best as far as regulating your body’s circadian rhythm, which is your sleep your sleep patterns, right? It’s what helps you wake up in the morning in go to bed at night. So at am to 12pm Try and get in the sun and let your baby take naps in the dark because that’s going to help them sleep better. And that’s that so if you like the tips that I give on this podcast and you want to work with me one on one, you need to join back to you back to you is for burnout. Moms with babies who want to have 30 minutes of me time every day without sacrificing a clean functioning home. This is for you if you want to take a break but you have too much to do and not enough hours in the day. You want to step out of mom mode for a while but you don’t want to leave your house a mess and you’re tired of putting everyone else first but taking time to do something just for you feel selfish. Does it sound familiar? If this is you you’re not alone. That’s why I created back to you. My back to you blueprint is a step by step system to take you from being a burnt out mom to finding balance so you can feel like yourself again. So if you want to join back to you and learn my system, get support and coaching from me go to Angel Swan comm slash back to you. And I’ll also put the link in the episode description back to you is currently on sale for the month of February. So if you want in you got to join now. Alright lady if you enjoy listening to my podcasts and you haven’t done it already, please leave me a five star rating and a written review on Apple podcasts. It’s really the best way to support the show. And don’t forget you can hang out with me on Instagram at Angel dot Swan and grab all my free resources on my website Angel swan.com. That is all for today’s Quick Tip Tuesday. Thank you so much for listening. I’ll talk to you soon. Bye bye
