When your baby’s asleep, it’s easy to feel stressed.

Here are 10 things you need to know and do to help your baby stay in the moment.

#1: Don’t leave your baby at the crib.

You need to be there to keep him in the house and take care of him when he’s sleeping.

#2: Don´t try to get him into a playroom or play-station.

Babies like to play in the real world, and most play-toys are too small to accommodate babies who sleep through the night.

#3: When your toddler is hungry, give him a spoon.

If he needs to eat, get him some food, too.

You don’t have to give him every spoon, but you can give him enough to make sure he doesn’t get bored.

#4: Give your toddler a break from the television or computer.

If your toddler doesn’t want to watch television or a video game, take him outside to play outside, play with his toys, and read.

#5: Give him a bath.

Baths can help you feel more at ease, and they can help him relax.

When he’s done, give your toddler the soap and water.

#6: Teach your toddler to read.

If you have a toddler, give her an easy book to read, a word puzzle, or an interactive storybook.

Your toddler may be able to pick up words and phrases on her own.

#7: Play a game with your toddler.

Try to keep the games short and sweet.

If a game takes too long, try to cut it down.

#8: Use a different soothing toy every time you get home from work.

It may take longer for your toddler, but it will help him feel better and more relaxed.

You can use a calming or calming toy at home or you can use them in the car or at the park.

#9: Teach yourself to play.

You’ll be surprised at how much your toddler can learn when you try something new and see how he adapts to the new experience.

#10: Get rid of all the noise and distractions in the home.

When you get out of the house, you can find a quiet place and let your toddler relax.

You may also want to limit the amount of time your toddler has with toys or other distractions.

If this is the case, you’ll want to start by letting him play with you.

You’re helping him learn new things and relax while you’re out and about.

Your baby can’t do this alone.

Your family is also a good resource to keep in touch with what your toddler needs.