This may not be a routine thing at all, it may be the bassinet may not be level.... place a bottle of water in the bassinet to see if the head of the bassinet is level.  ensure the head of the child is up on a tilt.  you can place bricks or timber under the feet to elevate the head.  See how you go as this happened to me with my first child.  We found that the house was not level and the her head was facing down hill and causing blood to rush to her head.... you try sleeping with you head facing toward the floor it is quiet uncomfortable

Have you tried to move the bassenet into your room?  try that and maybe just puting yoru hand in there so she can still feel you close by..  as for the rutine... its not realistic to give a baby thay young a bath every night, my doc said about 2-3 times a week is perfectly acceptable.  so what I did was just dim the lights about 30 min before bed and just sit down with her and try to settle her down. maybe sing her a song or make a cd with soft songs just for her bed time....   good luck!

It takes a while for newborns to get into a sleep pattern. The first few weeks are the roughest.  I had lots of trouble with my first son - he was a bad sleeper.  I co-slept with my second son so I could get a bit more sleep. 

Could you move the bassinet close to your bed - so the baby can see and hear you.  Make sure the room is dark - so she learns that it is night time.  Have a general routine, eg bath, quiet time, bed.  Soothe her if she is upset - rock her in the bassinet  using your hand, whisper "shh" or "goodnight".  There are many good books that are available eg. the "no cry sleep solution". That have lots more hints and tips.

But most importantly look after yourself and enjoy these precious moment with your little bub. You'll work something out that suits the both of you.

I would follow the feed, play, sleep routine. After a feed you play with her for 10 minutes and then swaddle her (wrap her tightly in a blanket with her hands down by her side) and put her in her bassinet. It is natural for babies to cry themselves to sleep, it's their way of learning how to self-settle. When my bubby was that young I would rock him in a bouncer or push him back and forward in a pram until he fell asleep. Doing this meant I never got much shut-eye though. For my next baby I have already bought a Fisher-Price baby swing which rocks the child back to forth and side to side, it also has a mobile above it and soothing lullabies. I thought this would free up my hands for when I'm cooking dinner or something as many mums have said the swing was fantastic and would put their baby to sleep. Hope this helps! Oh and also a great book on sleep routines is "Save our Sleep" by Tizzie Hall. It worked wonders for me! Good luck!

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At 2wks I would suggest the only routine would really be giving them a bit of awake time between each feed and sleep and before your final bedtime giving your little one a relaxing, warm bath.  You could give them a massage too if you like, but I used to do that during the day.  Keep the lights dim, talk quietly, put on some soft sounds, wrap your baby tightly and stay with them.  Pat her and talk to her quietly while she drops off to sleep.  It is natural for baby to want to be with mum and I can understand your concerns, so hopefully this is a compromise for both of you.  Is baby's bassinet in your room?