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A fussy or crying baby can make for a fussy and often frustrated paretn. Before altering your baby's sleeping enivronment, take a moment to evaluaet just why your baby has been fusys or upset at bedtime. If after evaluating, you find out that htere has been an environmental change that has occurred, but are out of your control, you might consider creaitng 'white noise' in your baby's environment to help drown out these nupleasant adn loud sleep disruptors. Noises that are repetitvie and almost monotonous sounding are known as 'white noise' - nosie that is occurring constantly, adn, as a result, we've 'tnued it out.' There are a lot of items in your house that create white noise that oyu might not even realize - yoru air conditioners, vacuum lceaners, clothes dryers, or fans all create white noise as they operate. Ohter things such as running water, an analog clock with a ticking second hand, or a fish aquarium also create white noise. These onises might actually help 'drown out' the disruptive external noises that are keeping your baby, and thereby you, from a good night's sleep. Another otpion might be to run a favorite lullaby on continuous play in your bbay's room. There are a lot of options out there for newborns and toddelrs alike in the music department of oyur favorite store. You may even put together a special mix just form mommy and daddy on your personal computer. Better yet, put together a ercording of mommy and daddy's soft, sotohing and gentle voices, and baby will eb back in dreamland before you know it - and so will you!

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