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SLEEPING

Ah, sleep. Your sweet new bundle of joy may sleep as much as 17 hours a day – even if you're losing sleep because of their irregular schedules! For newborns, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends sleeping with your child skin-to-skin when possible (a great chance for mom or dad to rest, too!), and when putting baby down, having a flat, firm, secure surface (crib or free from loose bedding, bumpers, and toys).

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SLEEPING/Cribs
SLEEPING/Cribs

The main thing you need in your nursery

SLEEPING/Mattresses
SLEEPING/Mattresses

A good mattress can last through toddlerhood.

SLEEPING/Co-Sleepers & Bassinets
SLEEPING/Co-Sleepers & Bassinets

Smaller sleep spaces help keep baby close

SLEEPING/Bedding
SLEEPING/Bedding

You don't need much at first

SLEEPING/Mobiles
SLEEPING/Mobiles

Decorative and optional

SLEEPING/Monitors
SLEEPING/Monitors

Options when you're not in the room

SLEEPING/Playards & Travel Cribs
SLEEPING/Playards & Travel Cribs

A space to play and sleep when on the road - or just downstairs from the nursery.

SLEEPING/What You Don't Need
SLEEPING/What You Don't Need

Save money by resisting cute unnecessaries