Where should a newborn baby sleep?

When a newborn is born, new parents have many questions due to lack of experience.

Where is the best place for a newborn to sleep?

Newborns should sleep in a crib or cradle.  keeping your baby's sleep area in the same room (but not in the same bed) ,The newborn should have his or her own crib or cradle. It is reported that a large number of newborns die from SIDS every year, and a safe sleeping environment can greatly reduce the occurrence of SIDS. so, new parents should prepare a standard crib for their newborn in advance.

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Siandcone remote control smart portable baby rocker bed

Automatic Rocking Function

Offers 5-speed gentle rocking, mimicking a mother’s embrace to help your baby sleep peacefully.

3-Timer Settings

Includes a built-in timer (15/30/45 minutes) that stops automatically when the baby is asleep, conserving energy.

Bluetooth Music Support

Connect via Bluetooth to play soothing music, creating a calm sleep atmosphere.

Adjustable Height

Two levels of height adjustment accommodate different beds, ensuring convenience for nighttime care.

Removable Side Panel

Seamlessly attaches to your bed by removing one side, making feeding and interaction easier.

Comfortable Mattress and Skin-Friendly

Fabric Features a soft, breathable mattress and fabric to support your baby's spine and health.

Comfortable Mattress

The sleep quality of a newborn depends largely on the comfort of the mattress. A comfortable and soft mattress is more conducive to the development of the baby's spine.

Should children sleep with their parents?

No, children should not sleep with their parents.Children should have their own crib from birth, but for at least the first 6 months, children should share a room with their parents, but have different beds.

Research on the physical and psychological effects of bed-sharing with toddlers and preschoolers is still unclear. Some say that co-sleeping can be associated with behavioral problems.

How to keep your baby safe while sleeping？

Sleeping position: When your child is sleeping, try to let him sleep on his back. Sleeping on his back can reduce the risk of SIDS by 45%.

Sleeping place: Choose a crib or cradle that meets safety standards, and do not accumulate toys, pillows and other supplies around it, and keep the bed free of dangerous items.

Temperature: Make sure your child is at a comfortable temperature when sleeping

Surrounding environment: When your child is sleeping, control the light and don’t make it too bright.