It can be a challenge to know what sleep your baby needs. Here are some general sleep expectations by age to help you out!

Parenting is hard work! Here are a few of my thoughts on judgement in parenting and what might be the causes of it.

Is your toddler ready to drop a nap? Find out how we did our 2-1 nap transition to see if it might work for your little!

I truly love sleep sacks for my little ones– it’s an extra layer of sleep associations which is always helpful in creating positive experiences around sleep, it keeps their temperature regulated, and I love how easy it makes sleeping in new places for them!

First, we have to establish that there are no rules when your kid is sick! I’m always curious about how much support they need vs how much they can continue doing on their own. I start with less and work my way up essentially! Remember, you know your kid and what they’re capable of doing.

Short naps can be so frustrating! Especially if you’re using nap time to be productive or you just need a moment alone (totally understand). It’s especially hard if you’re working from home, homeschooling older siblings, or need to make plans to do something!

Introducing a lovey for sleep can be a great milestone for little ones. They can carry this transitional object through things like separation anxiety and when traveling. A lovey is great for sleep!

Where should my baby nap during the day!? Is it really that important for it to be dark?

It is! This blog will cover all the reasons daytime naps should be in the dark but also, when you can get away with NOT using dark for naps. There is a balance! (You guys know I’m all about balance!)

As a new parent, figuring out baby sleep can be intimidating! When should they sleep? How long should they sleep? How will I know if they’re getting enough sleep?

The questions go on and on. Learning about wake windows can answer these very questions.