Guys what things help your baby to go to sleep? I need ideas 😭😭 xx.

Routine is the only thing that helped with Theo. We have tea time, 30 minutes of play, shower and ready for bed, stories (I do 2 a night. Przemek does about 30 😂) and then I sing him his song and into bed. It's the same every night, has been since 18 months when we moved him to his own room :) x

I agree with Jamie stout one is so important. My family have commented that I was too strict as stuck with it even at Christmas and things.

We eat evening meal 4.30-5pm walk round the park twenty minutes. Bath about 6pm out quite quick within ten minutes, quiet time with some fruit lights down low and water. Then 6.30 teeth, story and bed, hamish sometimes continues to “read” his story book but is 99.9% of the time lights out by 7pm wakes 5.30ish.

One night a week we eat at my parents and do bath there, he accepts this and we come home 6:30 they stay close, he comes in the house gets his water for bed shoes/coat off and story time then bed everything else has been done at parents house

Routine is a life saver. I've had both of my girls in a routine from birth and it works. They have both slept through from 2 weeks of age. They know that after tea between 4:30-5:30 they can play for about an hour but quiet playing like colouring, jigsaws, playing with dolls or the pretend kitchen etc not running round the house! Then bath (10 mins in and out) at about 6.15pm, pyjamas on and then they will both watch tv and my youngest has her milk. I take my youngest to brush her teeth and then read a story at about 7pm. My eldest then brushes her teeth and then I read her a story between 7.30-8pm. My youngest wakes between 6-7am and my eldest usually 7.30-8am but she's been having lie ins til 9am because she's off school and has had a cold! xx

Routine, both our girls have gone to bed at 7pm since they were 3 months old. Pj's on at 6.30, story at 6.45 and teeth brushed at 6.55 and then bed. :) they both sleep until 8am usually.

We always stick to the routine, even during holidays etc, my eldest is usually asking to go to bed if shes ever up past 7pm 🤷🏼‍♀️😂

We also don't take them out of their bedrooms after 7pm (unless poorly or my eldest needs the toilet) their sleep improved so much once they got their own room and space