Traveling with children is anything but simple. With extra packing to accommodate baby equipment and scheduling logistics that need to be considered, planning a trip with your kids is going to take some effort. One of the biggest hurdles for parents traveling with babies and toddlers is how to share a hotel room without ruining your baby’s sleep. It takes some planning, but it can be done! Here are my expert tips for room-sharing with your children on vacation.
What To Do About Short Naps
Naptime! The glorious time of day parents everywhere look forward to with anticipation. In addition to giving parents a few sacred moments of rest, naps provide children with the daytime sleep they need for their overall growth and development. But for parents of children taking short or inconsistent naps, naptime can feel like a frustrating battle! If your child’s naps are lasting less than 50-60 minutes, here are 7 questions you need to ask!
Handling Sleep While Your Baby Is Sick
Perhaps one of the most difficult side-effects of cold and flu season is the impact it can have on your child's sleep. For parents, this is can be anxiety-inducing when you've worked hard to establish healthy sleep habits and routines. However, minor illness does not have to ruin your child's sleep. Take a look at these tips for navigating sick season without causing major sleep regressions.
Natural Light Will Help Your Children Sleep
5 Ways To Get Your Child's Sleep Back On Track
Whether you’re coming back from a vacation or nearing the end of a holiday break, the time away from your normal schedule and routine has likely had an impact on your child’s sleep. As you prepare to ease back into your normal daily life, here are 5 key tips for getting your child’s sleep habits back on the right track.
All About The 4 Month Sleep Regression
The 4 month sleep regression is when your baby’s typical sleep habits begin to change. The night wakings may become more frequent and the tricks you’ve always used to get your baby to sleep likely won’t be as effective as they once were. These changes are normal and developmentally appropriate, but they can be enough to make exhausted parents want to pull their hair out. Don’t worry! Here are a few key ways to survive the regression and get your little one back on track for sleep success.