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Coping with Anxiety
Motherhood is a roller coaster of emotions: joy, love, depression, fulfillment, anxiety, pride, thankfulness, overwhelm and exhaustion to name a few. You’re expected to sleep when the baby sleeps, but also return to work after 2-3 months along with caring for yourself and other children.
If your baby isn’t sleeping you probably aren’t either and in general you’re exhausted. You’ve tried all the things and you just can’t function anymore. Sleep deprivation is real, but the thought of sleep training brings your anxiety and overwhelm to a whole new level.
Newborn Sleep Tips
Newborn Sleep Tips If you’re expecting or have a newborn at home, congratulations! Prepare for a whirlwind of emotions, which no book or blog or
Five Essentials for Sleep
I always share tips and tricks to help moms get their little ones sleeping independently for bedtime and for naps. But there are five essential things to consider when trying to lengthen naps or improve the quality of nighttime sleep.
Surviving the Holidays
Surviving the Holidays There’s less than 2 weeks until Christmas! I love this time of year. There’s so much preparation for it and then before
Behind the Scenes- Working with a Sleep Consultant
Behind the Scenes- Working with a Sleep Consultant Sleep training often gets a bad reputation and gets associated with “Cry It Out”. There is so
Helpful Tips for Daycare
Helpful Tips for Daycare As I write this, summer is coming to an end; it’s officially the last holiday weekend of the summer. My oldest