Struggling to get your child’s sleep back on track after the holidays? Late nights, skipped naps, and too much excitement can disrupt their healthy sleep habits. This post-holiday recovery plan will help you reset bedtime routines, repay sleep debt with earlier bedtimes, and re-establish firm sleep rules. Follow these simple, actionable tips to restore peaceful nights and happier days for your family!
The Best Products for Sleep for New Parents: An Expert's Top Picks
Wondering what to put on your baby registry or what to gift that expectant parent in your life? You need this list! These are the best products for baby sleep that every new parent should have. Read this first-hand account from Master Sleep Consultant McKenna Linford, who has tried all the products out there and has honed in on the top five you need.
How to Enjoy the Holidays While Maintaining Your Child's Sleep Schedule
This holiday season, don’t let these three items hold you back from keeping your child’s sleep in tact. This is your plan to go in prepared for whatever challenges you face this holiday season regarding travel, family, and room sharing, so you can ensure your child gets the sleep they need. Take a look inside!
Sleep Milestones in Your Baby’s First Year
Navigating your baby's sleep journey in their first year can feel like an emotional rollercoaster of sleepless nights and unpredictable naps. In this blog post, mom and pediatric sleep consultant Jade LiManni helps you understand key sleep milestones and what to expect at each stage, from newborn to their first birthday. In this blog, Jade explores common sleep patterns, how to tackle challenges like the 4-month sleep regression, and offers practical tips to help you and your baby get the rest you both need. Whether you're struggling with frequent wake-ups or simply want a smoother bedtime routine, this guide will give you the insights and support to make your baby’s sleep journey a bit easier.
Navigating Your Child's Sleep Schedule at the End of Daylight Savings Time
Worried about the end of Daylight Savings Time throwing off your child's sleep schedule? You're not alone! As the clocks "fall back," many parents dread the earlier wake-ups and overtired kids that follow. In this blog post, we’ll guide you through practical strategies to smoothly transition your baby or toddler's sleep schedule with minimal disruptions. Whether you have a newborn on wake windows or a toddler with a set routine, these tips will help you adjust their schedule and avoid those dreaded 5 AM wake-ups. Read on to help your little one sleep soundly through the time change!
How to Handle Guilt When Sleep Training
Sleep training can stir up a lot of mom guilt, but it doesn’t have to. In this blog, Senior Sleep Consultant Natalie Myre Hart explains how shifting your mindset can help you see sleep training as a gift to your baby — empowering them with lifelong independent sleep skills. Discover expert advice and supportive tips to make the journey easier for both you and your child.
How to Handle Your Child's Sleep as a Working Parent
As a working parent, balancing your child's sleep with a busy schedule can be challenging, especially with daycare in the mix. In this post, Master Pediatric Sleep Consultant Jade LiManni offers expert tips on managing your child's sleep, establishing a consistent bedtime routine, and optimizing overnight sleep. Learn how to work with caregivers and create a sleep-friendly environment that supports your child's healthy development, even when daytime routines are out of your control.
How to Help Your Kids Get Back Into the School Routine
How to Handle Separation Anxiety in Babies and Toddlers While Sleep Training
Let’s talk about separation anxiety — what that looks like for children and how to sleep train during this phase. Separation anxiety often manifests as your infant or toddler becoming more clingy, crying more when you leave a room, or getting upset when handed to another caregiver.
Separation anxiety is completely normal and often occurs during key developmental stages. For infants, this can be around 6-7 months, 9-10 months, and 12-13 months. For toddlers, it usually happens around the age of two, especially during significant changes like welcoming a new sibling or starting school.
So, can you sleep train while your child is experiencing separation anxiety? Absolutely! Let’s dive in.
Top Travel Essentials for Baby Sleep
Traveling with babies can be daunting, but with the right products, it becomes manageable. In this post, Master Sleep Consultant McKenna Linford shares her top recommendations for travel essentials. Discover how these products can make your trips smoother and ensure better sleep for your little ones.
How Long Does Sleep Training Really Take to Work? A Realistic Guide for Parents
Wondering how long it takes to sleep train your baby? In this comprehensive guide, Master Sleep Consultant Jade LiManni explains the timelines for various sleep training methods, realistic expectations, and common pitfalls to avoid. Whether you choose the Ferber method, chair method, or a CIO approach, discover practical tips to make sleep training a success. Patience and consistency are key — find out how to navigate this journey and achieve restful nights for your family.
Understanding and Coping with Nightmares vs. Night Terrors in Children
In this blog post, Senior Sleep Consultant Melissa Bramwell explains the differences between nightmares and night terrors in children and provides practical tips for managing and preventing them. Learn how to offer comfort during nightmares and strategies to reduce the occurrence of night terrors with these proven tips.
What Is the Worst Sleep Regression and When Does it Start?
Struggling with sleepless nights due to your baby's sleep regression? Discover the phases of sleep regression from 4 months to 2 years and learn which one might be the toughest for your little one. Get expert insights on why these regressions occur and how to handle them confidently. Find out how you can teach your child to self-soothe and get past the most challenging sleep hurdles.
How to Stop Your Child from Climbing Out of Their Crib
Mastering Newborn Sleepy Cues
This blog post by Natalie Myre Hart is designed to help new parents quickly recognize and understand the sleepy cues of newborns. It offers practical advice on how to interpret early signs of tiredness in babies, aiming to prevent overtiredness. By identifying these cues early, parents and caregivers can better manage newborn sleep patterns, ensuring a smoother and more restful sleep routine for both the baby and themselves.
How to Transition from Two Naps to One: a Step-by-Step Guide
Spring Break Sleep Tips for Kids
Enjoy a stress-free spring break with your kids without sacrificing their sleep routines. Sleep Consultant Katie Guigere shares expert tips on maintaining healthy sleep habits, adjusting bedtimes, and packing essentials for restful nights. Perfect for families seeking a balance between fun and rest!
Why the Dream Feed Doesn’t Work
Let’s talk about the dream feed. It sounds great in theory, but is it the answer to your child’s sleep issues? In this blog post, Master Sleep Consultant Jade LiManni discusses how the dream feed affects deep sleep and sleep cycles, baby's hunger cues, and explains why this may not be the miracle solution parents hope for. But don’t worry, Jade also provides effective alternatives for promoting longer, healthier sleep for your baby!
Spring Forward 2024: Daylight Savings Time Sleep Tips for Adjusting Schedules
Early Riser? Take Advantage of the Spring Time Change to Help Your Child Sleep Later
Discover how Daylight Saving Time 2024 can be a turning point for parents with early-rising children. Our blog details two practical, natural methods to adjust your child's wake-up time. Learn how incremental shifts and smart scheduling can ease your family into a routine where mornings start later, bringing more rest for your child and less stress for you. Ideal for those looking for straightforward solutions to early mornings, this post offers clear, actionable advice for a smoother adjustment to the time change.