BrightSide re-published the method for sleeping mother Le Thi Anh after this mother's lullaby instruction was thanked by 16 million parents worldwide.
It is not an obsession but surely the "fear" has become a habit of first-time mothers : Lull your child to sleep. When the lullabies no longer work, when the electric cradles become useless, what should we do?
Children do not sleep, the whole family will lose sleep and the mother is more stressed out, but applying many different ways under the guidance of many experienced mothers still cannot succeed, so try the mother's new method. Milk Diaper Le Thi Anh.
Recently, Le Thi Anh's mother - who is the first time mother, has promptly created a method to put her baby to sleep to ensure that every mother can succeed. After being posted on social networks, the clip of this young mother has been trusted and credit by more than 16 million young parents around the world!
Use a small, thin blanket or a large enough soft cloth
Put your baby in a towel. Note that the baby's clothes must be loose. Place your baby on the right side and wrap the blanket around her body. Part of the towel should be cushioned under the baby's head enough to support him.
Slowly put your baby down and comfort her sleep
A portrait of a young mother and a new method of lulling her baby to sleep
The clip above has received many compliments from parents around the world, many generously gave Le Thi Anh winged words like "You are my hero!" or "We won't have to hold the baby all night from now on!"
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