Bedtime boundaries will help your toddler thrive
Bedtime boundaries will help your toddler thrive Toddlers love to test boundaries, and they know that the one thing you want from them at bedtime is for them to go to sleep, so they’ll use that to their advantage. I know it sounds a little diabolical, but it’s their...
Is “drowsy but awake” a good sleep training tip?
Is “drowsy but awake” a good sleep training tip? “Drowsy but awake” means putting your baby to sleep in their crib before they are sleeping soundly. It is one of the most common sleep tips for newborns and, in some cases, that works just fine. However, as babies get...
Does sleep training affect parent-infant attachment?
Does sleep training affect parent-infant attachment? Let me get straight to the point. Secure attachment and attachment parenting are not the same thing. According to Alan Sroufe, a developmental psychologist at the University of Minnesota’s Institute for Child...
Why a calm parent is the key to a sleeping baby
Why a calm parent is the key to a sleeping baby You think you’re anxious BECAUSE your baby is not sleeping well? The opposite might be true. Kids look to their parents for information on how to interpret situations. Even parents with the best of intentions can find...
