In the first weeks of life, your baby is adjusting to the world outside the womb. Place the Koala near your newborn and let them hear the soothing breathing sounds, white noise, and familiar rhythms that echo what they experienced in the womb. This will help ease the transition into the outside world and provide comfort.

As your baby becomes more aware of their surroundings, the Koala can become part of your bedtime routine. Add soft lighting and rhythmic breathing movements to create a calming atmosphere that helps your little one wind down.

At this stage, bedtime rituals become more meaningful. Continue to use the Koala as part of your baby’s evening routine—introduce lullabies along with the gentle light and breathing motions to support relaxation and signal that it’s time to sleep.

The Koala could become your baby’s “transitional object,” offering comfort when parents aren’t around. Encourage your child to cuddle the Koala during separations, helping them build independence while still feeling safe and emotionally supported.