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A sleep prop (also known as a sleep association) is anything that is helping your baby fall asleep. They can be objects (like a pacifier, a bottle, a swaddle, etc.) or activities (like feeding, rocking, bouncing, etc.) Here’s why sleep props can be…
If you’re creating a baby registry, you may have a white noise/sound machine on your list but have absolutely no idea why you want one (but spoiler alert: you want one!) So let’s dive into why white noise machines are helpful, how to use them, and other FAQs…
I’m a big fan of swaddling your newborn. Swaddling helps to recreate that snug and secure feeling that your baby came to know and love when they were tight and cozy inside of you. But all good things must come to an end, and so too does your time using the swaddle.
While many people believe that sleep training is just about what “method” you use (CIO, Ferber, etc.) this could not be farther from the truth. There are so many different pieces to the sleep-solutions puzzle. Learn more about everything included in a comprehensive sleep training plan
If you’re Type A like me, you love a good checklist. So, I figured I would give you one to run through if you’re experiencing sleep struggles with your baby.
If you’re the parent of a toddler with sleep struggles, I highly recommend that you get yourself a toddler clock. Toddler clocks are a valuable sleep tool and provide very clear boundaries to your little one around when it is time for sleep and when it’s okay to get up.
It’s that dreaded time of day again! Your usually easy-going, happy-go-lucky baby is suddenly possessed and melting down. All your attempts to soothe them are falling on deaf ears and now you too have tears streaming down your face. This is the witching hour and here’s how to get through it.
One of the easiest ways to establish a healthy sleep foundation from Day 1 is to create and maintain a bedtime routine. Infants and young children thrive on routine and are comforted by…
An overtired baby is one who has passed the point of fatigue, and with overtiredness comes a whole host of struggles including inconsolableness, difficulty falling asleep, and frequent night wakes. It is important to…
