1/ Birth list - For the bedroom and the sleeping area
As we know, infants sleep a lot and everywhere. Taking care of his sleep is the key to a happy baby who develops smoothly. Even if sleep is a long learning process, a few "sleepy time" gifts to include on your birth list will help baby feel secure.
- A bassinet for nice naps or sweet nights: because infants like to feel surrounded, it is interesting to favor small beds at the beginning so that baby can touch the contours of his sleeping area.
- A bed with bars for the child's future nights as well as a firm mattress adapted to the size of the bed.
- A fitted sheet to dress up the baby's bed with pretty colors
- A lounger to watch mom and dad from the corner of your eye or even take a little nap!
- A small musical nightlight (or not) to reassure baby and accompany him to sleep.
- A sleeping bag or sleeping bag in his size to keep him warm.
- Some swaddles in cotton to drink the bottle avoiding small accidents like regurgitation or even to cover oneself (always under supervision).
- A few warmpajamas to curl up in from a young age.
- A nice soft toy adapted to the size of the baby that we will give under supervision and that will become his best friend or a natural rubber diaper ring to allow him to make his teeth!
- A set of physiological and anatomical pacifiers newborn, adapted to baby.
Pillows, comforters, large cuddly toys, baby wedges or anti-flat-head cushions, and bed towers are not recommended for infants by the High Authority on Health. Also, until 6 months of age, the baby should be put to sleep on his back, preferably in his parents' room and in his own bed, in a room that is not too warm (between 18 and 20 degrees) and not too covered (or with an adapted sleeping bag of his size).