Baby Sleep School
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The Baby Sleep Teacher has provided information on newborn, infant, toddler and preschooler’s sleep including free downloads to help with early childhood development and those long sleep deprived nights when your baby won’t sleep.
Finding the Best Baby Sleeping Bag
Baby sleeping bags are the sleep attire that newborns transition into once they start rolling over. Each baby sleeping bag brand designs their products in slightly different ways. This article highlights what to consider when investing in a baby sleeping bag for your little one.
The Ferber Method for Baby Sleep Training
The Ferber method is a common approach for sleep training babies which has bee used by millions of families throughout the world. The Ferber method is also know as Ferberization.
Baby & Toddler Sleep Tips to Survive Christmas
In this two-minute read learn baby and toddler sleep tips to survive Christmas from certified baby sleep consultant, family daycare operator and founder of The Baby Sleep Teacher, Stephanie Bull.
Toddler Transition from Cot to Bed
Read a mother’s personal story on transitioning her energetic 2-year-old toddler from his cot to his big bed. Learn tips for the big move and why 3-years old is the age when a child is developmentally ready to make the transition from cot to bed.
Steps to Settle Your Child into Daycare
Daycare is the first formal setting where children learn outside the care of their parents. For young children, a daycare setting is a wonderful place to explore and lay the foundations for learning. For many families, settling into daycare creates feelings of both joy and anxiety.
The Connection between Childhood Sleep and Learning
Sleepless nights caused by your child can be frustrating and exhausting. Understanding how your baby learns is a great starting point to achieving healthy sleep habits.
How to Wean Off Night Feeds
Every mother has been there, happily feeding their baby and suddenly their little darling is asleep in their arms. As the old saying goes “never wake a sleeping baby”. Faced with the decision what to do next, you either enjoy cuddling your sleeping baby or carry what feels like a ticking atomic/time bomb, off to their bassinet and very gently place them down. Sound familiar?
Teaching Independence in Toddlers and Preschoolers
Building independence in a toddler or preschool aged child is beneficial for many reasons. If you are a parent of a toddler or preschooler, I am sure you would agree, what your “three-nager” lacks in independence, they make up for in attitude!
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