My little on thinks the natural way to sleep is beside me attached to my boob, or in the car or pram… never in his cot/bassinet

Arms up and on back, but my friends bub doesn’t realise that fact. She needs sleep but they’ve tried everything including sheep.

In a safe environment where they feel comfortable and secure.

Unfortunately for me, the natural way for my babies to sleep was awake!

on their backs but close enough to you so they know they are always loved and safe and secure

With their arms up!

Whatever works…. in the pram, in the car, in a rocker, in a bassinet, in a cot, in your arms… Happy mum (not too sleep deprived), happy baby!

Hearing their mothers heartbeat, so comforting for them just like in the womb.

Being wrapped up and sleeping on their backs.

On their Backs, or though the best is on their side, with a pillow or rolled up blanket behind their backs

After a decent feed and a new nappy,
They’ll sleep when they’re happy!

Wrapped tight and secure, and sleeping with mum and dad for that comfort of knowing they are not alone

on their back… puts the zzzzs into zleep!

happily – a chance to sleep, perchance to dream!

The natural way for babies to sleep is with their arms up so they can suck on their hands for comfort.

oh with their arms up on their back. Thank you what a wonderful idea wish you were around for my first bub.

Warm and snuggly is essential in Tassie. We never get a summer.

For newbies i think it’s important to mimmick how they were in mums tum. And as they grow they develop their own sleeping habits, which I feel is normal.

swaddled definitely helps when they are little, but I always find that a full tummy of rich breast milk is also a natural way to help them sleep

In the position that feels right for them, though its best they are kept secure with wrapping so their arms don’t jerk and wake them selves up.