It’s important to note that putting a baby to sleep safely and quickly can be a challenge, and there are no guaranteed methods that work for every baby. However, you can try the following steps which might help:

1. Create a Calm Environment: Make sure the baby’s sleep environment is comfortable and calming. Dim the lights, reduce noise, and ensure the room temperature is suitable.

2. Swaddle: If your baby is used to being swaddled and enjoys it, gently swaddle them in a soft, breathable blanket.

3. White Noise: Gentle, consistent white noise can help soothe a baby. You can use a white noise machine or create a calming sound, such as ocean waves or a soft lullaby.

4. Rocking or Swinging: Gently rock or sway your baby in your arms or a rocking chair. Some babies find this motion soothing and it can help them fall asleep.

5. Sucking: If your baby uses a pacifier or is breastfeeding, allowing them to suck on a pacifier or feed can provide comfort.

6. Bounce or Pat: Gently bounce or pat your baby in your arms, mimicking the womb’s rhythmic movements.

7. Offer Comfort: Hold your baby close and provide gentle, soothing touch. Sometimes, the warmth and closeness of a caregiver can help a baby relax.

8. Routine: Establish a consistent bedtime routine, which can include activities like a warm bath, gentle massage, or reading a short story. A routine signals to the baby that it’s time to sleep.

9. Babywearing: If your baby is comfortable in a carrier or sling, wearing them close to your body can often help them relax and fall asleep.

10. Lullaby: Sing a soft lullaby or play calming music. Your soothing voice can have a relaxing effect on your baby.

11. Use the 5 S’s Technique: Dr. Harvey Karp’s “5 S’s” technique involves swaddling, side/stomach positioning, shushing, swinging, and sucking. Combining these methods can help calm your baby and encourage sleep.

12. Sucking Reflex: Offer a pacifier or allow the baby to nurse if you’re breastfeeding. Sucking can have a soothing effect and help them relax.

13. Gentle Rocking or Motion: Hold your baby in your arms and gently rock or sway them. The motion can mimic the feeling of being in the womb.

14. White Noise: Use white noise to create a calming environment. This can be the sound of a fan, a white noise machine, or a phone app.

15. Dark Room: Ensure the room is dimly lit or darkened. Darkness helps signal to the baby that it’s time to sleep.

16. Calming Scent: Some babies respond well to a gentle, calming scent like lavender. You can use a lavender-scented lotion or a diffuser.

17. Warm Bath: A warm bath before bedtime can help relax your baby’s muscles and promote sleepiness.

18. Massage: Gently massaging your baby’s body can be soothing and calming.

19. Babywearing: Wearing your baby in a sling or carrier can provide comfort and closeness, often leading to quicker sleep.

20. Establish a Routine: A consistent bedtime routine signals to your baby that it’s time to sleep. This could include activities like a warm bath, feeding, reading a book, and gentle cuddling.

21. Tummy Time: Sometimes a short tummy time session before sleep can help your baby relax and tire out.

22. Monitor Sleep Cues: Pay attention to your baby’s sleep cues, such as rubbing eyes, yawning, or becoming fussy. Catching these cues early might make it easier for them to fall asleep quickly