At some point, every baby grows into a toddler, and eventually needs to make the transition from crib to bed. I generally recommend that parents
New parents are often taken by surprise by their newborn baby’s sleep patterns. Parents may wonder whether their baby is sleeping enough, or find themselves
It’s National Children’s Book week, and in honor of that, I thought I’d do a round up of some of our parent’s (and my) favorite
When you’re preparing (and baby-proofing!) your nursery, many times parents worry about the “big” things, such as anchored furniture, outlets, and sharp edges. Often, though,
Sleep safety is something that every parent needs to take very seriously. Many newborns can sleep up to 18 hours a day. That’s a lot
Just last week your baby was the life of the party. She loved being passed around to grandma, your neighbors, and smiled that adorable smile
I think that the term ‘self soothe’ has received a bad reputation. People misunderstand what it actually means, and immediately reach the conclusion that ‘self-soothing’
That popular phrase “sleep like a baby” was obviously not coined by a sleep-deprived, exhausted parent. While it’s true that good sleep habits are key
Have you heard of Kids in the House? It’s a great parenting resource, built upon the idea that there IS no parenting manual, and everyone
Nearly every parent has experienced a night when your child just won’t sleep; or maybe your toddler has been waking consistently at 2:00 a.m. for
Different Sleep Schedules — How to Get Everyone to Sleep Many families who are welcoming a new baby already have a toddler or preschooler at
Would you like to have me answer your baby or toddler sleep problem in my next video? If so, scroll down and submit your
While my guidelines for sleep may be applied no matter how many children you have, things get a little more complicated when multiples are involved
If you’ve read my book, you know that sleep is a fascinating subject (or at least it is to me). It’s a developmental area that
As your baby gets older, you will notice some major developmental changes that usually happen between six and eight months, including crawling, the (potential) transition
