The 4 months sleep regression: Is your baby waking every 2 hours in the night?

Probably one of the most-googled topics of sleep-deprived parents, the “4-month sleep regression” can dramatically change the way your baby has been sleeping. So many parents come to us saying that their little one was sleeping like an angel until 3,5 months and then...

The Pacifier And Sleep: Should You Get Rid of The Dummy?

With or without a pacifier? That's one of the earliest decisions you'll make as a parent. And one that may very well affect your baby's sleep. I’ve mentioned pacifiers/dummies as a potential negative sleep association in a previous post, so now it’s time to look at...

The hidden reason behind baby’s night wakings

Here’s a question about night wakings we hear a lot in coaching - “Our baby falls asleep completely on their own and in their own bed, but still wakes up every hour or two demanding to be fed. Are they REALLY just SO hungry?” Unless your baby is less than 4 weeks old,...

Is co-sleeping safe? Here’s what every parent needs to know

Co-sleeping. It’s a word that invokes many feelings. For some mothers, the thought of “co-sleeping” reminds them of midnight snuggles, the delightful smell of the baby, and confidence in their motherhood. For other mothers, it brings up feelings of resentment, a way...

5 Best Holiday Sleep Tips For Babies

HO HO HO, the holidays are fast approaching! Or maybe if you’re going to be travelling with a little one it feels like “OH NO OH NO!”.  Christmas with its promises of being “merry and bright” can hold a slightly different feel for parents of little ones with the...
Monsters & melatonin – Do toddlers need a night light?

Monsters & melatonin – Do toddlers need a night light?

In movies, kids often fall asleep with a bedside lamp or night-light on. Due to the biology of sleep, though, I recommend that all babies and toddlers sleep in a pitch-black room. This encourages the production of melatonin - the hormone that makes us sleepy. However,...

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Traveling with small children

Traveling with small children

Often when I talk to other parents about flying with small children I sense a lot of hesitancy, almost as if their travel days are over until the children are “big enough”. Traveling with small children and babies is definitely a lot of work, but it doesn’t have to be...

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