Getting adequate sleep is one of the most important aspects of your child’s life. Whether you have an infant or an older child, sleep is key for their growth and development. One of the biggest things we can do for our children is help them get to bed early and get enough sleep. The number of hours of sleep per … Read More
10 Best Outdoor Clothing Pieces For Cold Weather: How to Protect Your Little One this Winter
It’s that time of the year! Cold weather has arrived, and it’s the perfect time to update your outdoor clothing collection and restock on some winter gear. We all know that dreaded feeling when we get extremely cold- it takes forever to defrost and warm up. It can be even harder on babies and toddlers, as they can’t tell you … Read More
Handling Separation Anxiety in Toddlers and Promoting Better Sleep
On the long list of parenting challenges, separation anxiety is pretty close to the top. Although separation anxiety can feel impossible when you’re in the thick of it, there are many ways to help get through it. (Don’t worry- it won’t last forever.) Today, we’re covering how to handle separation anxiety in toddlers and promote healthy sleep habits! Handling Separation … Read More
How To Get Twins To Sleep At The Same Time
Twins are truly incredible! Double the love, double the fun, and, well, double EVERYTHING. It’s a beautiful blessing but when they start to fuss, cry, and wake up at different times, it can be exhausting and take a lot of effort! There are ways to make twin sleep schedules easier and more aligned to make things easier for everyone – … Read More
Best Nighttime Sleep Aids for Babies and Toddlers: How To Know What’s Safe
When it comes to babies and toddlers, a good night’s sleep makes all the difference. Quality sleep is crucial for little ones and closely linked with brain development. (Not to mention, as a parent, sleeping through the night makes a huge difference as well!) So how can we ensure that our kids get the best sleep possible? Both sleep training … Read More
How Sibling Room Sharing Impacts Sleep: Everything You Need To Know
Sibling room sharing can initiate so many wonderful childhood memories for your little ones- but what about sleep? Will they actually get sleep? What are the ways that sibling room sharing impacts sleep? Every sibling relationship is different- there’s no one-size-fits-all answer. Today, I’m discussing how sibling room sharing impacts sleep, and the pros and cons so that you can … Read More
When Do Babies Go Through Sleep Regressions
What is a sleep regression, anyway?? Sleep regressions are a developmental PROgression where your baby is learning new and exciting skills. While these new physical and mental skills are a great step in your child’s development, they can cause sudden sleep problems that throw parents for a loop. It can be hard in the moment but try to remember that … Read More
10 Steps to Better Sleep While Potty Training
Potty training during the day is a huge milestone for parents and toddlers, but mastering nighttime potty training is an even more major accomplishment! It means saving money on diapers and marks a significant achievement in your parenting journey. However, it’s essential to remember that every child is different, so nighttime potty training will look different for everyone. Today, I’m … Read More
Allergy-Friendly Halloween Candy
Believe it or not, Halloween is almost here! Families everywhere will be rushing to Target, CVS, and Costco to prepare for their trick-or-treaters. It’s really important when you are buying candy to be mindful of kids with allergies! There are plenty of candies that have several food allergens and can cause serious reactions. If you have a food allergy, you … Read More
The Terrible Twos: Tips for Better Toddler Sleep
If you have a toddler of your own, you’ve likely learned a whole new meaning to the terrible twos. Especially when it comes to getting your little one to go to sleep. (Trust me, I’ve been there- I have two kids of my own!) Toddlerhood comes with many ups and downs- the highs are high, and the lows are low. … Read More