Swaddling for Better Sleep: A Simple Way to Soothe Your Baby
Swaddling is a simple yet powerful technique to help your baby sleep better during the early months. By reducing the startle reflex and simulating the comforting feeling of the womb, swaddling promotes longer, more restful sleep. In this post, learn why swaddling is so effective, how to do it safely, and how it can help soothe babies with colic, reflux, and more.
Have you heard of the fourth trimester?
Learn about the fourth trimester and how Dr. Harvey Karp’s 5 S’s can help soothe your newborn. Swaddling, rocking, and other calming techniques can ease your baby’s transition from the womb to the world, promoting better sleep and reducing crying. Discover how understanding this crucial phase can make a world of difference for you and your baby.
Understanding Sleep Regressions: Why Your Baby’s Sleep Might Be Disrupted
Sleep regressions can be tough for both parents and babies, but they are a normal part of your baby’s development. From the 4-month sleep regression to teething and separation anxiety, this post explains why regressions happen and how you can gently navigate through them with patience and consistency. Read on for expert tips on helping your baby sleep better.