Birth to 4 Months Sleep
During the first few days of your baby’s life he or she will most likely sleep, eat, and poop. This is the mother’s time to rest and recover from child birth. Get all of the sleep you can now. When your baby is asleep, try and sleep yourself. Focus on breastfeeding and bonding with your newborn. At this early stage, your baby has not yet developed biological sleep rhythms. This is when the baby may have its days and nights confused. For the first six weeks, it is your job to
The Great Crib Escape
Has your toddler tried to climb out of their crib? Don't panic! Here are a couple of tips for keeping them in their crib longer. Transitioning to a toddler bed is not advised until your child is cognitively prepared to understand the rules of staying in a bed (usually after age 3). A toddler bed is your last resort! It will open up even more sleep challenges for you. 1) Turn their crib around so the higher end is facing out. This will make it harder to get their leg up
