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The start of the new school year is around the corner and the number one thing kids need is a good night’s sleep. Here are 5 tips for parents to make sure kids are getting adequate and healthy sleep before all the learning begins. School may not be how we all imagined it would this year, but our kids still need great sleep.
You’ve done everything “right.”
The bedtime routine is calm, your baby goes down peacefully... and just when you think you might get a break—bam! Baby is crying 45 minutes later like it’s morning already.
When you're ready to start sleep training, your partner can be your secret weapon. Seriously.
Why It’s Powerful When Dad (or the Non-Nursing Parent) Takes the Lead
When we’re teaching a baby or toddler to fall asleep independently, one of the biggest challenges is breaking the association between sleep and nursing (or rocking, bouncing, etc.).