Parents Get Jitters Too: The Importance of Teaching Your Child to Feel Safe In His Crib or Bed Written by Gentle Sleep Coach, Brooke Nalle
Baby Sleep and Temperament Written by Gentle Sleep Coach, Janet Mercer “My daughter is VERY active and the pediatrician calls her a motor baby”. “My
“Controlled comforting” and “camping out”, examples of training methods for infant sleep training, are safe for babies, improve their sleep, and lower short-term symptoms of
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When Do I Start Baby Sleep Training if My Child is Chronically Sleep Deprived?? Would you like to have me answer your baby sleep problem
After a few months of throwing your schedule to the wind due to vacations, traveling, long days, BBQs and family fun, the time has come
Weekly Baby Sleep Problem for The Sleep Lady: “My son is now 15 months old and still nursing at morning and night. In everything I
We all know it is important to be consistent in parenting but it’s hard to be 100% consistent- especially in the middle of the night
People always ask how they can help their baby sleep. Often in my book, “Good Night, Sleep Tight”, I will instruct you to put your
In my work with parents, I constantly stress the need to be consistent. But consistency isn’t always possible if babysitters, nannies, child care centers or
The most common problem by far that I have encountered with children and behavioral sleep disorders is that most children who experience problems falling asleep
Sometimes I hear parents who haven’t tried my system, predict that it could not possibly work for their child. They believe it will only work
Baby Sleep Aids and Negative Sleep Associations – Break The Habit! What are baby sleep aids, or negative baby sleep associations? It is a connection
Research shows it takes the average person 15-20 minutes to fall asleep. What do YOU do during this time? Some parents read, take a both,
First, let’s begin by addressing four of the most coveted words in parenting – “sleeping through the night” – a term most parents long to
