Mothers often sleep with their babies for the convenience of taking care of them, both to take care of them and to give them a sense of security. Over time, babies will become accustomed to their mother's company, thus forming dependence. So, does the baby sleep well on their own from a young age?
Babies can sleep on their own from a young age, which has both advantages and disadvantages. Mothers can consider letting their babies sleep on their own after the age of three. It's not good to let them sleep too early or too late. Allowing babies to sleep on their own too early does not provide enough sense of security, which can make them sleep unsteadily. It's too late to let the baby sleep on their own, fearing that the baby may become too dependent and not accustomed to sleeping alone, which is also not conducive to sleep.
Whether a baby can sleep on their own depends on their age, courage, and independence, among which the most crucial factor is their level of dependence on their parents. At the beginning of letting the baby sleep on their own, try not to be too far away from the parents and keep the two rooms slightly closer. And gentle night lights can be installed in the baby's room, so that the baby wakes up in the middle of the night without fear.
Mothers can also give their babies a small bed from a young age, allowing them to have their own sleeping space and sleep comfortably, cultivating their independence and autonomy. When the baby sleeps alone, wait until the baby is fully asleep before leaving the room, and gradually help the baby develop good sleeping habits. Additionally, the room should maintain good ventilation.
