Dummy, pacifier, binky, whatever you want to call it, it’s a savior for many parents. It’s a savior for fussiness, helping with settling your baby to sleep and overall comfort for your child. It is also without a doubt the cause of great debate and controversy in the parenting community. Should you use one? When …
Almost as soon as you give birth well-meaning parents are warning you about the four-month regression, and all the horror of 45 min to 2 hourly wakings overnight. It can seem like a lifetime away especially when you’re holding your beautiful snuggling newborn who is sleeping an impressive 16-20 hours in pleasant bursts during the …
It’s still dark outside, and you hear your little one calling for you. You listen to yourself groan and roll out of bed, rubbing your eyes and hoping you can get your cherub back to sleep. Your little genius has been successfully achieving what many adults want, becoming part of the 4 am Club. The …
As your baby transitions into being a toddler and beyond life get more comfortable and more difficult in equal measures. Toddlers can walk, run, shout, scream, turn their bodies fluid-like and then stiff as a board in defiance of the most innocent requests. They can plead, yell and fight when it’s time to say goodnight …
Starting solids can be a time of great excitement and high emotion. If it’s your first baby, you might be excited to begin your baby’s adventures into a fascinating and delicious world of food. However, if this is your last baby starting solids could be quite an emotional experience. Beginning to introduce your baby to …
Subscribe to our YouTube Channel It’s not something we want to think about, or even talk about for that matter. As parents, it’s our greatest fear; sudden and unexpected death of an infant. It’s a devastating and shocking occurrence, and it’s essential that we are up to date with current information and recommendations surrounding SUID/SIDS …
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS): What You Need to Know Read More »
You gave birth, and then one month went by, then two, and suddenly you have a 12-week old baby and a three-month-old child. Your baby’s newborn stage is over, and you’re wondering if the sleep needs of your baby have changed. Maybe your normally beautifully sleeping angel has begun to resist bed or nap times …
2-Month-Old Sleep Schedule vs 3-Month-Old Sleep Schedule Read More »
There are so many skills as adults that we take for granted: being able to feed ourselves, sleep through the night, get dressed, brush our teeth. The list is endless. They don’t even seem like skills anymore, and we certainly wouldn’t list them on our resume as achievements. However, for our babies and children learning …
My Baby is Up All Night and Sleeps All Day: What to Do? Read More »
The first two biggest life lessons for your child are learning to sleep and use the toilet. My boys and I have had their sleeping under control for some time. It’s a work in progress, but on the whole, we’ve got that part nailed. Now it’s time to figure out when and how to go …
You’re finally home from the hospital, exhausted, but ecstatically happy and delighted with the newest addition to your family. It’s been a whirlwind of learning: feeding, changing diapers, dressing a newborn, bathing and swaddling. Swaddling – How do you do that again, and why? Amidst all the newness it’s easy to forget, and there are …
Swaddle Me: Everything You Need to Know About Swaddling Read More »
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