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4 Baby Sleep Myths Debunked

4 Baby Sleep Myths Debunked

Becoming a new mom can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re bombarded with conflicting advice. Everywhere you turn, there are old wives' tales, heavy suggestions, and unsolicited advice laden with judgment. You've probably heard things like, "Try rice cereal in the bottle, it will make your baby sleep longer," or "Waking up five times a night is normal, and not sleeping for two years is just part of being a mom." These myths couldn’t be further from the truth—and the latter, frankly, makes me a bit riled up!

The Connection Between Sleep and Behavioral Issues in Toddlers

The Connection Between Sleep and Behavioral Issues in Toddlers

Why Rested Kids Have Fewer Meltdowns (and How to Get There)

Make This Change In Your Baby's Bedtime Routine For Better Sleep

Make This Change In Your Baby's Bedtime Routine For Better Sleep

It’s no secret that babies and toddlers thrive on structure and predictability. A consistent bedtime routine provides comfort, security, and better sleep quality. But did you know that an effective sleep routine can also help your baby sleep through the night?

How to Adjust Your Child's Sleep for Daylight Savings Time (Spring Forward)

How to Adjust Your Child's Sleep for Daylight Savings Time (Spring Forward)

Daylight Savings Time (DST) begins on Sunday, March 9, 2025, and the clocks will spring forward one hour. This means that your child’s 5 AM wake-up will become 6 AM per the new clock time—giving you a much-needed break! Nobody should be waking up before 6 AM, right?

How to Transition Out of the Swaddle for Better Infant Sleep

How to Transition Out of the Swaddle for Better Infant Sleep

A swaddle can be a powerful tool to help a newborn sleep well. But knowing when and how to transition out of a swaddle is not only important for safety but also helps prevent your baby from becoming dependent on it for sleep. Teaching your baby how to fall asleep without relying on something external benefits the entire family and fosters healthy sleep habits.

The Truth About Cortisol and Sleep Training: What Every Parent Needs to Know

The Truth About Cortisol and Sleep Training: What Every Parent Needs to Know

If you’re navigating baby sleep training, you may have heard concerns about cortisol, often called the "stress hormone." Some parents worry that sleep training could cause a harmful rise in cortisol levels, leading to long-term stress or emotional challenges. But what does science really say? Let’s break it down.

Can You Sleep Train and Bed Share? Everything You Need to Know

Can You Sleep Train and Bed Share? Everything You Need to Know

When bed sharing, babies often depend on feeding and close contact with a parent to fall asleep. This dependence usually extends to night wakings, where they need the same conditions to fall back asleep. Asking your baby to self-soothe and sleep independently while the things they rely on, such as nursing or physical contact, are right there but unavailable can be very confusing and counterproductive.

Navigating Evenings Out Without Sacrificing Your Baby's Sleep

Navigating Evenings Out Without Sacrificing Your Baby's Sleep

Just the other day, I was reassuring a client that sleep training doesn’t mean giving up your social life. In fact, once your baby is a great sleeper, it’s easier to navigate occasional disruptions—like evenings out or even travel—without losing your progress. When everyone in the family is well-rested, flexibility becomes much more manageable. Here’s how to enjoy your evenings while protecting your baby’s sleep.

Make Sleep a Priority in 2025

Make Sleep a Priority in 2025

Self-care has always been hugely important to me and is the reason I started my sleep training business. How can you take care of everyone around you if you aren’t taking care of yourself? It’s the best thing you can do for yourself, your family and your work life. Believe me, your kids will be grateful for the extra patience and connection they get when YOUR bucket is filled up.