Tag: sleep training

  • My top tips on how I have raised four great sleepers

    My top tips on how I have raised four great sleepers

    This post was created in partnership with hydraSense®. To make sure hydraSense® products are right for you, always read and follow the label. Bedtime. Every parent wants to crack this one. Not only can sleep be hard to come by as a…

  • 5 Sleep Tips For Your Newborn – The First Four Months

    5 Sleep Tips For Your Newborn – The First Four Months

    This is a special guest post by Jamie Contarini, a certified sleep consultant with Good Night Sleep Site, Halton.  After having your baby, the first few months can be exhausting and frustrating and exciting all at the same time. A baby’s sleep…

  • 6 Ways To Protect Your Family’s Sleep This Summer

    6 Ways To Protect Your Family’s Sleep This Summer

    This is a special guest post by Jamie Contarini Summer is finally here. Windows are open, kids are playing, bbq is on and bedtimes are creeping later. The later bedtimes happen so easily; what can happen if your little one is going…

  • Creating Successful Bedtimes For Multiple Children

    Creating Successful Bedtimes For Multiple Children

    This is a special guest post by Alanna McGinn “I don’t know how you do it!” was the usual response I would get when people would find out my youngest was twins. I would chuckle to myself and think, the twins are…

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