Baby care: Ssssh, the scoop on sleep

Bloodshot eyes and fuzzy thinking are typical hallmarks of early parenthood.
And it’s no surprise — 43 percent of new parents get only one to three hours of uninterrupted sleep per night according to a study commissioned by Owlet Baby Care. Because newborns wake up every two to three hours, getting baby to sleep promptly can have a huge impact on everyone’s overall wellbeing.
To help parents find a few extra zzz’s in their nighttime routine and shed light on the basics on