Category: Parenting

Sleep Help for Kids with Sensory Processing Issues

Sleep issues are a HUGE topic of frustration and concern for parents of children with sensory differences. From the child requiring extensive help in falling

Your Body Temperature and Sleep: Products for Better Rest

There’s no question that having a baby interferes with sleep for everyone in the home. Late nights, overnight feedings, early mornings, and the general sleep

Good Choices: The Secret to Supporting Your Children’s Decision-Making

Life is about a series of good choices and bad ones we all make on a daily basis. Every choice you make has a positive

Single Parent and Sleep Training? How to Make It Work for You

Being a single parent is no easy task. Whether it’s due to divorce, death, a spouse in the military, or that’s just how it is,

Adjusting Your Child’s Bedtime and Sleep Schedule for Back-To-School

Adjusting Your Child’s Bedtime and Sleep Schedule for Back-To-School Oh, the lazy days of summer. Long stretches of daylight, lemonade, grilling, and pick-up games outside.

Summer Travel: The Sleep Lady’s Best Tips for a Restful, Enjoyable Vacation

This article originally appeared in US News and World Report Time for a summer vacation? When you imagine traveling with small children does it feel

5 of the Biggest Changes in Infant Feeding — And What Hasn’t Changed

I remember how clueless I felt when gearing up to feed my first baby. I was given all sorts of advice that made my head

9 Ways New Dads Can Bond With Their Newborn Baby

Being a new parent is a difficult, yet rewarding task for everyone in the house. While many moms may instinctively take charge from the moment

Screens and Sleep; Getting Toddlers to Bed in a Modern World

Screens and Sleep; Getting Toddlers to Bed in a Modern World Does your preschooler grab your smartphone and seem to make it do things you

5 Myths About Picky Eating That Just Won’t Die, and the Truths Parents Need to Know

As a family nutrition expert, I constantly come across myths about feeding young children, especially picky eating. Not only do these beliefs have the potential