I heard a trick of not talking and keeping the lights off at night so they can begin to recognize the difference...it has worked so far for me 😊

I know you probably don't want to hear this, I sure didn't whenever I was going through things, but they'll grow out of it lol. My daughter would sleep all day and cry from 1 am until 8/9 or even 10 am. It was hours of just crying and screaming. Sometime around 2 and a half months, the crying stopped. Whenever it happened, I would do anything to get the crying to stop, from white noise, to rocking her, singing to her, baby wearing, rubbing her back, etc. The only true thing to help was time and silence. I started to not sing or talk to her at night. Night time became no stimulant. Just a dark room and that's what helped. Also, make sure it's not from gas. Change formula if it's bothersome or be careful what you eat if breastfeeding. This is just a small hump. You'll get over that hump soon. Baby is still adjusting to life outside the womb. Stay strong.

Try keeping her awake during the day as much as possible.

Omg sameeeee & people keep telling me put her on a schedule but if only it was that easy. I work so I have no control over her daytime activity