How can you make the transition from 2 naps to 1 easier for your child? I will address this question in the current article. I advise you to read “Part 1: A Comprehensive Guide for Parents About How to Transition Their Child From 2 Naps to 1” before moving on to Part 2.Moving your child from two naps to one should be a gentle, patient process. Rushing it can result in your child becoming overtired, which could make them: wake …
How to Help Your Child Switch From 2 Naps to 1 – Comprehensive Guide
As your child nears their first birthday, you may begin to think about moving to just one nap a day. “When is the right time to transition my child to one nap?” is a question I often hear from parents just like you. Switching from two naps to one can feel tricky, especially for first-time parents. Just when you feel you’ve got a handle on your child’s nap routine, it changes again. You might find your toddler starts to push …
How to Improve Baby’s Sleep When They Are Sick?
As the winter season approaches, unfortunately, it’s the time of year when our children are more susceptible to various viral illnesses. Often, when a baby is ill, they sleep more than usual. However, the sleep is interrupted, the naps are short, and the child does not get enough rest. What can you do to improve your baby’s sleep when they are unwell? This article provides valuable information on this topic. Sleep Schedule When a baby is sick, we put the …
How to Establish a Good Bedtime Routine for Babies Aged 3 to 18 Months
Hello Parents, Are you finding it a bit challenging to get your little one to sleep? I’m here to help. Creating a good bedtime routine is one of the secrets to making bedtime easier for both you and your baby. Here’s how a good bedtime routine can help your child: So, what does a good sleep routine look like? In simple terms, a sleep routine (or sleep ritual) is a set of relaxing activities that you do with your baby …
How to Easily Transition Your Baby into Their Own Bed? Without Tears…
In today’s world, many parents opt for co-sleeping. Research indicates that it offers a range of benefits. Co-sleeping helps the mother recover more quickly from childbirth, stimulates lactation, helps regulate the baby’s temperature, and reduces night awakenings, thus improving the parents’ sleep. Often, even before the baby is born, the family decides how the baby’s sleep will be organized. Sometimes, parents don’t plan to share a bed with the baby, but after the first week, they swiftly change their minds. …