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Traveling with young kids is quite an… adventure, and ensuring they sleep well while away from home can mean the difference between a dreamy vacation and a trip from hell. While traveling, there is certainly a balance between maintaining consistency and leaning into flexibility. Nowhere is that dichotomy more apparent than.
Even if you plan to keep a perfect sleep schedule on vacation, sleep on your actual travel day might be a little bit of a mess. Here are five suggestions for making the day as smooth as possible.
It’s the “travel hangover” – getting back from a trip with suitcases full of laundry, a counter full of mail, and a baby who isn’t sleeping. Okay maybe it’s not that dramatic, but it is really common…
Once your child is on a consistent & predictable sleep schedule, it can be daunting to think about deviating from it, even for just one day. Sometimes off-track days are..
With the holidays approaching, you’ll want to download Oh Baby’s curated packing list so you don’t forget anything!
So you’re traveling. Across multiple time zones. With a baby. Before you venture out, I want to make sure you’re armed with all the information you need to keep sleep on track so everyone can enjoy their time away.
Melatonin has been touted to be a safe, natural way of helping people sleep better. In a lot of ways, this is very true, but there’s actually a whole lot more to understand about it before you start using it with your children.
Between the travel, excitement, outside play, and late bedtimes that accompany summer, it’s easy for schedules and routines to fall by the wayside. But even though it’s summer…
With the holidays approaching, many parents whose little ones are on a good schedule may worry that sleep will regress over the holidays. This is a totally valid concern. Between the travel, excitement, and plethora of activities taking you away from your normal routine…
When you’re sleep training, you want to do your best to be as consistent as possible during the learning process. You do this for the benefit of your child who may be confused by inconsistencies. But once you’ve sleep trained and your child is on a predictable…
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