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The 1 Year Resurgence of Separation Anxiety This month, my sweet little Finny Boo Boo turned 1. He had some birthday cake, received a mountain of presents unwrapped by his helpful big sister, and started being extra clingy to his number one – MAMA. Finny and I spend a lot
Nightmares and Night Fears The thought of our children being scared at night is enough for some of us to call off the whole idea of healthy independent sleep and just want to hold them forever. The downside, however, is that the entire family would end up sleep deprived. No
Crib Climbing: Tips and Tricks Some of us have creative little escape artists. Yes, it’s scary, and yes, we absolutely want to prioritize safety, but suddenly evicting your child from their familiar sleeping quarters is likely to backfire – even if they seem into it at first! Before rushing to
Too Early Risings Babies and children thrive on early to bed and early to rise schedules. That being said, nobody’s day should be starting before 6am…unless of course that’s a personal choice 🙂 Some babies and young children are naturally extra early risers, and may be getting their full sleep
Sickness and Your Child’s Sleep Regular deep sleep enhances the immune system and reduces the risk of getting sick. Teaching your child how to attain long uninterrupted hours of night sleep along with predictable naps is your best tool for avoiding or minimizing future sickness. However, once sickness does strike,
Pacifier, paci, soother, mute button, binky…I love them, and sometimes hate them. They are so helpful during the newborn phase, and sometimes exactly what your older baby or child needs for soothing. Like so many baby products, they are the absolute best when they are helpful. The down side? Well
