So be prepared. Accept that the witching hour will be a part of your life, at least for a few weeks, and then devise coping tactics. 3 Hocus Pocus Tips to Overcome the "Witching Hour" Posted on April 15, 2014 August 17, 2019 If you’ve had a baby for…I don’t know…more than about 3 hours, you have very likely experienced the ‘witching hour’. Throw out any worries about creating bad habits from a young age and go with what works. Arsenic Hour Tip #1: Be Prepared. I’m sorry, but it is. Help! Wondering why your baby is fussy at night? Newborn Witching Hour Tips. Tips to Survive the Witching Hour. One hour feels like one century and I can just see you looking at the clock ticking in slow motion. It is a little talked about topic that I learned so much about over the past few months. The witching hour is going to happen. The term "witching hour" was foreign to me prior to having a newborn baby. You’re exhausted, trying to make supper, and your newborn won’t stop crying.. Don’t worry, I promise, it will end! When does witching hour end? Sleep, sleep and more sleep; Just because it seems like your baby is fighting sleep, is no reason to give up. Why is my baby crying at 5pm EVERY NIGHT? Reduce the intensity and the length of the witching hour with the following tips… In fact, they need sleep more than ever at this time of day, they are just going to make you work for it. I hope you enjoy this video! It may be the newborn witching hour.Learn clever tips to survive this stage (and mindset changes to keep you calm until it ends). I know momma…When it’s happening, witching hour feels like it’ll never end. If you're facing a daily bout of inconsolable crying (we're talking about the baby for now) then you may be dealing with what is called the witching hour. If your baby seems unsettled at night, you could be going through the witching hour.. I’ve been there, and those few hours of your newborn baby’s evening fussiness can be awful.