4 Baby Care Tips and Prep for the Holidays

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The holidays can be a lot for anyone to juggle, especially new parents. But with a bit of planning and a touch of compassion for yourself along the way, it’s also an exciting time of year. Here are a few practical tips for navigating the holidays with a newborn.

1. Prioritize Your Rest When Baby Rests

During baby’s nap times, this is a chance for you to slow down and take care of your needs, which hopefully entails some sort of self-care and something that doesn’t involve chores. Whatever your idea of rest looks like, do it with confidence by using a baby monitor camera. You’ll be able to see your baby’s activity or movements from an app on your phone without disrupting their rest or yours. 

2. Accept Help, But Don’t be Afraid to say No

In the spirit of a slower schedule, you don’t have to attend every event or host every person. It’s also perfectly fine to skip the crowds and car rides and create special memories at home. If you do plan on having people over, they’ll most likely want to lend a hand. Take them up on their offer if it makes your life more manageable during this festive time of year.

3. Cozy Up the Nursery

There’s nothing better than a cozy, comfortable nursery environment to help you and your baby feel most at ease this season. Stick to soft lighting, the perfect room temperature, and gentle lullabies or white noise for sound. There are advanced baby monitors that can do all of this! For added reassurance, choose a baby monitor with sleep tracking to help you stay connected even while you rest in another room or are entertaining nearby.

4. Celebrate the Season While Embracing the Journey

The first Thanksgiving or first Christmas is always a special time to celebrate simply. Hopefully, you carve out plenty of time to savor the quiet moments and cherish the time with your newborn. There will be plenty of opportunities down the road for new traditions, bustling activities, and big holiday gatherings. 

About Hälsa Baby™

 You wish your baby knew that every time they close their eyes, you were still there for them, even when you were in another room. With Hälsa Baby™, you can monitor the sleep environment using the All-In-One Wellness Monitor. The innovative smart baby monitor acts as a kind of baby temperature monitor for external skin temperature, heart rate, and oxygen saturation levels. With a newborn sleep monitor, you have everything you need to be there for your baby, no matter where you are.

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