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More sleep for you and your baby is something every parent probably wishes for. But at what age is it actually appropriate for babies to sleep alone in their crib? In the first few months, babies usually sleep in the parents' room; from around 6 months, many can slowly transition to their own crib. What's crucial is a sense of security, established routines, and small rituals like putting on pajamas, cuddling, or a goodnight song.
The fact is: In the first few months, babies usually sleep in their parents' room, ideally in a co-sleeper. From six months onwards, many can gradually begin to settle down in their own room in their crib. What's important isn't "sleeping through the night at the push of a button," but rather providing comfort, security, and consistent routines.
Especially during the first few nights alone in their own bed, it's helpful to place a familiar cuddly blanket or a worn shirt belonging to the parents in the crib. The familiar scent provides security and eases the transition to the new sleeping environment. A quiet background noise, such as white noise or gentle nature sounds, can also help babies block out disturbing noises and fall asleep more easily.
Another tip: Pay attention to your baby's tiredness cues. Overtiredness often leads to restlessness and difficulty falling asleep. When your child shows early signs like rubbing their eyes or fussing, it's time for bed. At the same time, consistent bedtimes provide structure – babies love routines and respond positively to this rhythm.
• Fixed routine: Put on pajamas, attach MARY , cuddle, dim the light
• Calming signals: a goodnight song or soft humming
• Provide security: accompany briefly at first, then slowly withdraw
Tip: MARY - the smart ladybug measures temperature, breathing & movements, so you don't have to constantly check and can still be safe.
How MARY works:
• Continuous monitoring throughout the night
• Gentle & wireless - your baby won't notice a thing
• More peace of mind for you, because you are always informed
This creates a sleep ritual that provides a sense of security and gives you the confidence to let go.
Imagine: Your baby sleeps peacefully in their own bed, you can relax and sleep better, and everyday family life becomes easier. MARY by sticklett gives you exactly this feeling – simply attach it to the corresponding clothing with Velcro.
👉 Tip: Integrate MARY as a regular part of your evening routine - many parents report that this makes it easier for everyone to wind down.
MARY by sticklett – your smart companion for restful nights.