Creating a womb-like environment for a newborn baby facilitates the adjustment to being born. Suggestions for this include:

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Mom's body is baby's habitat - and once the baby is out of the womb, mom can continue to ease baby's transition by recreating what baby was used to inside mom's body by doing the following: carrying much of the time, as baby is used to motion and closeness; frequent feeding, since baby never had to feel hunger when connected by an umbilical cord; maintaining a comfortable, stable temperature like that in mom's body; using white noise to mimic the sound of mom's circulatory system); and avoiding overstimulation, which was easily shut out by mom's body before birth.

Creating a Womb-Like Environment for a Newborn Baby Facilitates the Adjustment