With a newborn the schedule does not exist, you never know when he will be hungry, how much he will sleep or how many times you should change his diaper. Parents should always be very attentive and very aware of the baby, for him there is still no day or night and as a result, parents live at the rate set by the newborn.
For the little one everything has changed, the world is very different being inside the placenta, there was no need to ask to eat, there were not so many new sensations and emotions, there were no periods of time in which light or darkness appears ... is a great change that must face little by little until you get acclimatized to the new life. Hunger does not have a schedule, nor the number of times, neither do bowel movements and urination, nor even seven or eight times a day, or on the contrary very rarely, it all depends on whether the baby suffers from hyperperistalsis ( a reflex that occurs when you take the shot and that leads to faster intestinal transit and therefore a greater number of bowel movements).
Parents must have patience and be 100% available to the demands of the baby, in no case should we force this acclimatization, forcing them to eat or trying to sleep, little by little their body gets used and begins to regulate. He cries when he needs something and we must attend him, in no case should we think that we are spoiling him, at least during the first months, in fact routines begin to be established as of the third month.
At this time the meals begin to distance themselves coinciding with a reduction in the sensation of hunger, little by little the period of sleep lengthens and finally it will begin to coincide with our sleep and prolong during the night. We remember the experiences with our children and the sleepless night hours, the joy that produced us when they began to sleep ...
A lot of patience and a lot of love, with time everything takes its path and the feeling of having acted as good parents becomes more present when you see the good results.
