Their clock, not a center clock
In a small licensed home, babies eat and rest when they need to. Bottles are held, not propped. Cry-it-out is not the plan. Distressed babies get a body, a voice, and time.
Sleep is on the back, every time. If you breastfeed, say so on the tour — a good home can make a quiet spot if you want to nurse during the day.
What they need from you
Labeled milk, a feeding plan, and the truth about how mornings go at home. If nights were hard, say so. A baby who arrives exhausted needs a different welcome than a baby who slept.
If you are looking at the Ohm Avenue homes: call or text My Piccolo Mondo at (914) 755-2107 to walk through an infant day, or call Maria’s house at (347) 601-6548.
Questions about the Ohm Avenue homes? My Piccolo Mondo is (914) 755-2107. Maria’s house is (347) 601-6548.