Rock in Rio is a music and fun festival that implies nights out of the routine, but for parents of babies who depend on parental presence to fall asleep, the schedule can bring extra concerns about what will happen at bedtime while they are at the event.
Eliana Dias, baby sleep specialist, alerts that the main mistake is leaving this preparation experience for the very night of the event. It is necessary to start preparing the baby in advance so that the transition is smooth.
If another person will be responsible for the baby for several hours and will also need to manage sleep, it is important that they participate in the routine in advance. The specialist considers it inadequate that the baby's first experience of being put to sleep by another caregiver happens precisely on the night when the parents will be out at the festival.
