Does your Child wake up when you transfer them to their cot or bed? These tips are for you!
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Are you stuck in a nap trap? Constantly stressing about naps or trying to make one happen?! Then these tips are for you!
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Would you like your Small’s sleep to be a bit more consistent? Then these tips are for you!
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Wondering how to support your child to fall asleep alone? Here are my top tips!
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My top tips for keeping it cool and helping your small sleep this summer
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If you would like your Smalls to share a bedroom or have recently made this transition, this blog is for you.
It’s packed with reassurance and practical tips that I hope will help you.
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If it’s time for a nap transition, this blog is for you!
I’m always honest that dropping naps can be a bit of a tricky time - There’s often a period of adjustment as your Small adapts to a change in their daily routine AND gets less sleep during the day.
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If your Small has an awake period for an hour plus it sounds like they’re having a split night or what I’ve fondly come to call the parent party 🎉
Though, let me be totally honest, it’s not much of a party for you!
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There can be a fair bit of panic when the clocks fall back. And being honest (please donít hate me!) the clock going back can be a bit trickier than when it goes forward.
But here are some tips to help you manage your Small’s sleep through a clock change!
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Newsflash - There’s no ‘one size fits all’ bedtime!
There’s this massive expectation that your Small’s bedtime must be 7 pm, but some Small’s can’t do that. And you shouldn’t feel that you’ve failed if that’s the case. In this blog, I break bedtime down to hopefully help you through what can be a hard part of the day with Smalls.
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There’s a LOT of conflicting conversations and opinions about Night Weaning.
But only you know when you and your Small are ready to night wean, because YOU are your Small’s expert. And If you ARE ready to give night weaning a try, then here’s everything you need to know…
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Sophie Harris is a Pregnancy & Postpartum Psychotherapist who helps new mums navigate the more challenging times whilst managing long-term lack of sleep.
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Is your little one waking up early in the morning and welcoming in the crack of dawn? I promise that you certainly you aren't alone in those bleak early hours for I am so frequently asked about early rising and how to see a more respectable time of the morning.
Read MoreMy 'top tips to baby sleep on holiday' list has been created after 20 years of nannying experience, I travelled transatlantic a lot with children in my care and often on my own - this is what I learnt!
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This guest blog from Sam at The Float Space aims to provide some support and guidance on managing the huge transition when you return to work after maternity leave.
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Does starting nursery affect sleep? If your Small has just started nursery (or is about to!) I’m not going to tell you not to stress about their sleep, but I will reassure you and guide you on how you can help them.
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Sometimes you might want naps to happen in the cot. Let’s be honest cot naps can be helpful! And I’m here to help you make any changes you want to make with care.
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Has the time come that you are ready to learn how to stop contact naps? I'm here to offer tips about how to move away from them - the caring way.
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If the number of feeds feel unsustainable it’s always ok to make some caring changes. To be honest it can be hard work and it’s unlikely to be upset-free.
However, you can still put boob boundaries in place in a respectful and responsive way. I’d never suggest leaving your Small to cry solo. And you don’t need to stop all-night feeds either!
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Your fourth trimester isn’t the time to worry about setting up your new baby’s sleep or making any bad bed habits (none at any age). This is because your baby is born naturally nocturnal (EVERY baby is!) and trying to set up a sleep or nap schedule can feel more frustrating than freewheeling with it. Sleep can be a little erratic at this age and stage and that’s totally normal, but hearing this doesn’t make it any less tough or tiring for you of course!
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