Parenting FAQs

Newborns generally sleep 16–17 hours a day, but it’s often broken into short naps. Expect frequent waking and a gradual shift to longer sleep stretches over the first few months.

How much sleep should my newborn be getting?

What essentials do I really need before my baby arrives?

How can I soothe a crying baby?

When should I start a sleep routine?

How can I handle the advice overload from family and friends?

Focus on basics like a safe sleeping space, car seat, diapers, feeding supplies, and a few simple baby outfits. Check out our full KIT

Try calming techniques like swaddling, gentle rocking, white noise, and dim lighting. Each baby is unique, so experiment to find what works best for your little one.

At around 2-3 months, you can start introducing a calming bedtime routine, such as a warm bath or storytime, to help your baby recognize bedtime cues.

It’s okay to take what feels right for you and your baby, and politely set boundaries if needed. Trust your instincts; you know your baby best.