Not exact matches
I personally make a habit of updating it every morning and right before
bed, both to give my eyes a break and because the
feeling of knowing exactly what's coming up
helps calm my nerves.
If you can keep it bright and busy with sounds, sights, and noises to stimulate your baby during the day; and keep night times quite and peaceful, then dim the lights to
help your baby
feel calm and read a book or give them a bath or a
bed time bottle (or breast, obviously) during the same time every night, your baby will get a good sense of when it's time to sleep and when it isn't.
Although letting your child share your
bed after a bad dream seems like a good way to
help calm her down, it can be detrimental, as your child might not
feel safe enough to sleep alone.
If you start to
feel stressed about still being awake, get out of
bed and try to relax (reading, taking a bath, or listening to music can
help get you to a
calmer place).