Sleep Training

The Role of Transitional Objects in Sleep Training

The Role of Transitional Objects in Sleep Training Sleep training is a process in which parents coach their children on how to fall asleep and stay asleep by themselves. Transitional objects are physical objects which can help remove the anxiety children may have during sleep training. These objects work in a few ways. First, during …

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The Ferber Method: A Comprehensive Guide for Parents

The Ferber Method: A Comprehensive Guide for Parents The Ferber Method is a scientifically-backed way of helping children learn how to become sleep-independent. It involves gradual increments of leaving a child alone while they cry, allowing them to later become healthy sleepers. Parents must approach the Ferber Method with thoughtful planning to get the most …

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Dealing with Setbacks in Sleep Training: Tips for Parents

Dealing with Setbacks in Sleep Training: Tips for Parents Sleep training can be a challenge for many families. It is an important part of child development and is necessary in order to ensure that your child gets the rest they need. Unfortunately, it is common for parents to experience setbacks during sleep training –sometimes, it …

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Helping Your Child Transition from Crib to Bed

Tackling the next milestone in your child’s life with a crib-to-bed transition can be stressful for some parents. It’s important to make the transition as smooth and safe as possible for your child but also understand that a successful transition may take some time. By taking the appropriate measures during this transition period, you can …

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Addressing Sleep Regression in Toddlers

There are many changes that occur for parents when they have young children. One of these challenging transitions is when toddlers experience the phenomenon of sleep regression. Sleep regression is when a period of several weeks or months occur when toddlers suddenly resist sleep or have difficulty trying to fall asleep. Sleep regression often coincides …

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Co-sleeping vs. Crib: Which Is Better for Baby’s Sleep?

Co-sleeping vs. Crib: Which Is Better for Baby’s Sleep? When it comes to providing the best possible sleep for baby, parents must make a tough decision. Should baby sleep in a crib or share a bed with parents? Both approaches provide benefits and drawbacks for baby. Cribs offer a safe sleep space and reduce the …

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How to Teach Your Toddler to Fall Asleep Independently

Teaching Your Toddler to Fall Asleep Independently Getting your toddler to sleep through the night and nap on a regular schedule is not always easy. Most toddlers need help from their parents to fall asleep, as they may start whining or crying when they are tired. However, teaching your toddler to fall asleep independently can …

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The Importance of Regular Check-Ins During Sleep Training

The Importance of Regular Check-Ins During Sleep Training Sleep training can be a great way to help your little one get into a routine with their sleep cycles.There are a variety of approaches to choose from, but one key element of any approach is having regular check-ins during the process. Regular check-ins provide parents with …

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A Guide to Ferberizing Your Baby: What Parents Need to Know

A Guide to Ferberizing Your Baby: What Parents Need to Know Ferberizing your baby can be a difficult choice for parents to make. Deciding when and how much sleep to allow your infant to get is an exponential decision that has a major effect on their development and wellbeing. It’s important that parents have a …

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The Importance of a Calm and Quiet Sleep Environment in Sleep Training

The Importance of a Calm and Quiet Sleep Environment in Sleep Training Getting a good night’s sleep is essential for overall health and well-being. Sleep training can help a baby learn to self-soothe and get the restful sleep they need. Part of this process involves providing a calm and quiet sleeping environment in order to …

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Pacifier Weaning: Tips and Tricks for Sleep Training

Pacifier Weaning: Tips and Tricks for Sleep Training Weaning a child off a pacifier can be tough on both parent and child. Fortunately, there are some tips and tricks you can use to help make the process more successful and easier. These methods include using time-outs and rewards, gradually reducing the number of pacifiers, and …

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Understanding the Role of Positive Associations in Sleep Training

Understanding the Role of Positive Associations in Sleep Training Sleep training is a process by which children learn to sleep independently and independently regulate their own sleep patterns. While there are a variety of techniques used for sleep training, one of the most common approaches is to establish positive associations between sleep and restful activities …

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How to Handle Bedtime Resistance in Toddlers

Overview of Bedtime Resistance Issues in Toddlers Bedtime resistance is a common issue for many parents of toddlers. Young children are full of energy, curiosity, and often resist a structured bedtime routine. This type of behavior is often difficult for parents to manage. It’s important to recognize the issue and understand that it’s a natural …

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