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6 days ago
3 min

How to keep sleep training on track when a new sibling arrives?

Congratulations on your new, or soon-to-be new, arrival! And congratulations on getting your older child sleeping well through the night...

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Jun 10
2 min

Sleep and Developmental Milestones

If you're a parent of a baby who is learning to crawl, is starting to talk, or has just figured out how to roll over, it might not...

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May 26
5 min

Is Sleep Training Safe?

As a new parent, the number of questions you'll have are, to put it mildly, staggering. Newborns don't come with instructions. Even after...

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May 12
3 min

Sleep Training and Childcare

Probably the first challenge you’ll face in sleep training begins the moment you hand them over to someone else for the day. I won't lie:...

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Apr 28
3 min

Extending your baby’s naptime

Does this scene sound familiar? Your baby wakes up in the morning. You feed her, change her diapers, and spend some time with her. When...

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Apr 15
4 min

How do I know if my baby is waking because she’s hungry or for some other reason?

At night, when your baby's crying, it could be for a variety of reasons. She could be uncomfortable, too hot/cold, or she could want a...

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Mar 31
3 min

Can You Co-Sleep and Sleep Train?

As a fellow parent, I get the attraction of co-sleeping with your child. It feels instinctual, protective, and think of the extra cuddles...

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Mar 17
2 min

5 FACTS OVER MYTHS FOR YOUR BABY’S SLEEP

Birth experiences are special: every mother remembers vividly, hearing baby’s first cry and feeling the warmth of baby’s cheeks as they...

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Jan 17
2 min

Have plans to sleep train? Don’t let an impending Wonderweek be the thing to stop you.

In my professional life, I’ve come across a fair number of parents who started off intending to sleep train but defer it. The reason? The...

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Dec 13, 2021
3 min

Your cheat sheet to sleep regressions

If you're under the misapprehension that as a children's sleep consultant I've never struggled with my own kids' sleep issues, let me...

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Nov 15, 2021
4 min

You CAN sleep train without disrupting secure parent-child attachment

I’ve spoken to lots of mothers who are reluctant to try sleep training for the following reasons. One, they feel it undermines a close...

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Oct 19, 2021
3 min

Why is my baby awake for hours in the middle of the night?

If you’ve got yourself an independent sleeper who’s doing one rather long waking (up to 1-3 hours) every night or every couple of nights,...

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Sep 15, 2021
2 min

Striking the right balance between your little one’s sleep and “living life”

One of the questions we get asked most often is when and whether it’s okay for parents to introduce some flexibility into their...

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Aug 15, 2021
4 min

The 4 month "Sleep Regression": A permanent change to baby's sleep architecture

A sleep regression is a period of time (usually lasting about 2-4 weeks) when a baby who was sleeping well unexpectedly resists sleep,...

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Jul 15, 2021
3 min

Combating overtiredness, the enemy of sleep for children

When children are awake for a longer time than their bodies can tolerate, their brains detect that an “extra boost” is needed to stay...

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Jun 16, 2021
3 min

Should I dream feed?

Let’s get specific on terminology The term “dream feed” was first coined by Tracy Hoggin Secrets of the Baby Whisperer who used it to...

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Disclaimer: The information available on this blog is for educational use only, and should not be treated as a substitute for the medical advice of your doctor or any other health care professional. Always consult your general practitioner or paediatrician if you are in any way concerned about the health of your child or yourself. Reliance on any information on this blog is solely at your own risk.

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