Does the baby sleep during the day and cry during the night?

Did the baby start to cry about 3 weeks after his birth, during the evening, for one hour or more, until he calms down, and next day, at the same hour, starts to cry again?

Does the baby go to sleep very early and wake up in the middle of the night?

Does the baby wake up every time he loses his pacifier?

Most of the sleep related problems can be easily solved, making little changes in the baby routines and habits. Only a very low percentage of babies can have a neurological or madurative problem which can be revealed only in sleep problems.
If your baby looks too languid (hypotonic), if he has feeding problems, if he cries very softly or with a cry like a little cat, and he cannot fix his eyes on a certain object, I recommend that at once you make a visit to your pediatrician so that an exhaustive examination be made to the baby to confirm that it is all right or to make the correct diagnosis and, if necessary, to start the proper treatment.

I was going through the anxiety of trying to get a shouting baby to sleep, when I desperately looked for help, I found babysleeptime. Using changes in routines, we were quite impressed with the results.

Debra  Don 
San Antonio , TX