Sleepy Times
a sleep blog
Can you believe it's that time already? Back to school season is upon us, and while I'm personally excited for this new chapter, I know it can bring a whirlwind of emotions and changes, especially when it comes to our little ones' sleep schedules. I'm here to share some tried-and-true tips to help us moms make this transition as smooth as possible. After all, getting our kiddos back on track with an earlier sleep routine is a game-changer, right?
We love meditation to help children relax before bed but the problem is most devices that play meditations have lights (a.k.a. not good for sleep). This is why I was so intrigued to try out Zenimal - a kid-freindly meditation device that does not have any lights! This blog is my personal review of the product based on my own experience with it.
Many parents might be turned off by the bad reputation attachment parenting gets. But attachment and attunement can work together to build greater trust and confidence in your child, even when it comes to sleep!
If you've been needing a confidence boost to help your child develop more independence, read this guest post by Senior Sleep Consultant Meg Meadows.
Browse the latest articles on sleep tips for babies, toddlers and big kids. Here are some of our latest posts…
With fireworks in full swing and the Fourth of July coming up, I thought it would be helpful (and essential to our overall well-being as parents) to give you 5 tips on how to get your baby to sleep through the night and what to do when they DO wake up!
As Daylight Saving Time approaches, the thought of adjusting your child's sleep routine can be daunting. Fear not! Our guide offers simple, effective strategies to ensure your child smoothly transitions to the new schedule, ensuring peace and uninterrupted sleep for the whole family.
Maintaining your breastfeeding routine while sleep training is of the utmost importance, especially when you’ve worked so hard to achieve it. I’m here to ease your worries and let you know that yes, you can breastfeed while sleep training. Here are four tips to help you maintain your milk supply as your baby starts sleeping for longer stretches and you begin to move away from night feedings.
