Hi everyone,
My baby is 3 months old and I'm already worrying about their sleep habits as they grow older. I want to make sure they get enough quality sleep and establish healthy sleep patterns early on. I've heard that babies can be sleep trained and that there are certain tips and tricks to encourage healthy sleep habits.
I'm looking for advice from other parents who have successfully established healthy sleep habits for their babies. What worked for you? Is there a certain age that I should start sleep training? How can I make sure my baby is getting enough sleep without disrupting my own sleep schedule too much? Any advice or personal experience would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!

Hello everyone! As a parent of a toddler, I can share some personal experience about how we managed to establish healthy sleep habits for our child.
1. Encourage physical activity during the day: We used to take our toddler outside for a walk, to the park or we played some interactive activity together. This helped our child to get enough physical activity during the day and made them tired when it was time for sleep.
2. A consistent bedtime routine: We followed a consistent bedtime routine which included a warm bath, bedtime story, some light music or lullaby. This guided our child that it was time to unwind and relaxed before sleep.
3. Limit screen time before bedtime: We never allowed our child to watch TV or use any electronic gadgets before bedtime. Instead, we encouraged a relaxing activity like reading a book, singing a song or telling a story.
4. Create a peaceful and comfortable sleeping environment: We made sure the room was quiet, dark and comfortable for our child to sleep in. We kept the room cool and used white noise to block any outside noises.
5. Be flexible: We learned that our child's sleep patterns would change as they grow older. We remained flexible and adapted to their changing sleep patterns as they matured.
I hope these tips help you in establishing healthy sleep habits for your baby. Remember, consistency is key, but be patient and flexible as every child has their unique sleep pattern. Good luck!