Not all babies can fall asleep independently.

Some can, but many cannot.

Many need help to calm themselves and regulate their nervous systems in order to be able to drift off to sleep.

And that's normal.

And a lot of this is more of a temperamental state.

It's more of based on your baby's temperament and personality.

That is like a skill that they need to learn or you need to teach them how to put themselves to sleep.

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