Congratulations on the arrival of you beautiful little DD hun. The first weeks can be so hard. Mostly it settles down soon so I hope that's true for you.

There is no one right answer to this, and it will depend a bit on why she is fussy and not sleeping. It might be that she's just one of those babies that doesn't need as much sleep - the day and night rhythm will work itself out so the longer sleep will be at night soon. It might be wind pain, in which case sucking at the breast might help as this helps the wind pass through. But then if you have oversupply sucking at the breast can make it worse! Most often a sling helps with unsettledness, as you have tried a warm bath, rocking, walk in the sling or pram, drive in the car etc, you might even like to try a baby swing. Sometimes things that didn't work yesterday (or even this morning), will work next time you try, so it's best not to stop trying these things. Most mums find that each of them works some of the time. Another thing to try is to make sure that you are putting her down as soon as her tired signs start. By preventing her getting overtired it makes it easier. Usually newborns won't stay awake for longer than an hour to an hour and a half at a time - although there are some babies who do!

As you can see, there are so many things to try, and try again! It really is trial and error!

How is everything else going? Is she feeding well - how often is she feeding? What are her nappies like, and how many? How long does she feed for, and does she feed well or fuss? This information can help to work out what is going on.

Best of luck hun. You are doing a fantastic job so far.