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Win a Limited Edition Organic Love to Dream baby swaddle

EBLeearne View Member Profile	14/03/2012, 11:25 AM Post #1
Posts: 9 Joined: 17-January 11
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Does your baby have trouble sleeping and self soothing? Love to Swaddle Up is the original and innovative swaddle that allows your baby to sleep with their arms UP in a more natural position and can help facilitate self soothing!. Superfast and easy to use, Love To Swaddle Up helps your baby stay wrapped all night long! Even dad will be a wrap expert! Swaddled babies who have access to their hand may settle better and sleep longer. Love to Swaddle Up is available in Original, Lite, 50/50 and Organic. For more information, visit www.lovetodream.com.au Prize: 6 swaddles valued at $41.95 each. How to enter: For your chance to win a Limited Edition Organic Love To Swaddle Up, just reply below with the answer to the following question in 50 words or less: “What tips do you have for a peaceful night sleep with baby“ T &cs pinned in competition forum. Competition commences Wednesday 14 March 2012 until Wednesday 11 April 2012.

amesmiller View Member Profile	14/03/2012, 11:54 AM Post #2
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A warm bath, warm feed, and a nice firm secure wrap =a very content sleepy baby :-)

wife of a digger View Member Profile	14/03/2012, 11:56 AM Post #3
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bath, love to swaddle up original (i have two) and a bottle. would recomend this swaddle to everyone

micky_irvine@hot... micky_irvine@hotma View Member Profile	14/03/2012, 12:10 PM Post #4
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QUOTE (EBLeearne @ 14/03/2012, 11:25 AM) Does your baby have trouble sleeping and self soothing? Love to Swaddle Up is the original and innovative swaddle that allows your baby to sleep with their arms UP in a more natural position and can help facilitate self soothing!. Superfast and easy to use, Love To Swaddle Up helps your baby stay wrapped all night long! Even dad will be a wrap expert! Swaddled babies who have access to their hand may settle better and sleep longer. Love to Swaddle Up is available in Original, Lite, 50/50 and Organic. For more information, visit www.lovetodream.com.au Prize: 6 swaddles valued at $41.95 each. How to enter: For your chance to win a Limited Edition Organic Love To Swaddle Up, just reply below with the answer to the following question in 50 words or less: “What tips do you have for a peaceful night sleep with baby“ T &cs pinned in competition forum. Competition commences Wednesday 14 March 2012 until Wednesday 11 April 2012.

SuperD View Member Profile	14/03/2012, 12:11 PM Post #5
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warm bath, watch for sleepy sign and swaddle. And dont over stimulate baby before bedtime.

micky_irvine@hot... micky_irvine@hotma View Member Profile	14/03/2012, 12:13 PM Post #6
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A nice warm bath, and milk to last, Some quiet times, and nursery rhymes, We love to swaddle and give lots of cuddles, As a good nights rest is always best!

Kay1 View Member Profile	14/03/2012, 12:19 PM Post #7
Posts: 13,837 Joined: 14-January 05 From: nsw
Mum to two boys!! :O
A warm bath, a cuddly towel, a massage, nice clean nappy and pjs, a cozy swaddle, a good feed, a song or story. Then get down on your knees and pray to the Baby Gods that you all get some sleep.

Belly Jeans View Member Profile	14/03/2012, 12:29 PM Post #8
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Winding down slowly with regular sleep routine, bath, feed, wrap, song/story,cuddle, a fan on for a bit of white noise and ventilation, and a glass of wine for mum.

lauren85 View Member Profile	14/03/2012, 12:32 PM Post #9
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dim lights, limited noise, a full belly of warm milk, wrapped tightly and held close

ozbilby View Member Profile	14/03/2012, 12:49 PM Post #10
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My top tip for promoting a good night sleep is a low sound radio on static, babies find the white noise soothing.

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