SNOO
No, SNOO comforts fussing when a baby is tired but does not settle the cries of real hunger or discomfort. Be sure to wake and feed your infant per your doctor’s recommendations, until she has regained her birth weight.
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- Should I wait to see if my baby needs SNOO before buying it? (Video Tutorial)
- How does SNOO improve a baby’s sleep? How long does it take? (Video Tutorial)
- Is the SNOO Sack safe to use right away in the hospital? (Video Tutorial)
- At what age is a baby too old to continue sleeping in SNOO? (Video Tutorial)
- Will I rely too much on the SNOO for when my baby cries? Will the SNOO replace me? (Video Tutorial)
- If my baby sleeps too much, could that make me miss her hunger cues and interfere with breastfeeding? (Video Tutorial)
- How is the SNOO Sack different from other baby swaddles? (Video Tutorial)
- How does SNOO know when my baby is upset? (Video Tutorial)
- Will the constant rocking harm my baby? (Video Tutorial)
- What is SNOO and how is it different from other baby beds? (Video Tutorial)
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