night light

Welcoming a newborn in the family is an exciting experience but it’s a well-known fact that babies can turn your world “upside-down” until they establish healthy sleep patterns. This is mostly related to the baby’s circadian rhythm or body clock, which may need some time to adapt properly so they can start sleeping less during the day and more at night. Even though waking up at night is considered normal during the first half of your baby’s first year of life, due to the constant need for nighttime feeds, if this is still happening once your baby is a toddler, it may show some other signs for concern.