Sleep is probably one of the toughest things new parents deal with. Everyone wants it, but not everybody may get it. You may even feel as a parent of twins that teaching your multiples to sleep is an impossible task, but we are here to tell you there is hope! As part of the process of developing healthy sleep patterns, a key step is avoiding the overtired state. An overtired state can lead to sleep problems. If you have ever seen toddlers go into hyper maniac mode around bedtime then you
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Overtired Baby: What You Need To Know
Overtired. If you're a parent, it's no doubt a word you've come to fear! An overtired baby is one who is too tired to sleep, and who will fuss and cry. And then, when sleep finally does come, an overtired baby will likely wake too soon, and have a hard time falling back to sleep. Sounds like a nightmare, doesn't it? That's why it's so important to understand what overtiredness is, to recognize the signs of it, and to be proactive about preventing your baby from becoming overtired. What
Exclusive Wake-Time Formula – Your Missing Link For Great Baby Sleep
Nap times go array when we miss the “sleep window”—that magic snippet of time in which baby is primed for la la land and will drift off peacefully (in the right environment). Perhaps you’ve seen your baby’s sleep window open—a glazed look, a yawn, or some agitated movements (depending on age)—but by the time you finished that bite of food, changed the diaper, and swaddled, that window had slammed shut on you! One missed window can set in motion a vicious cycle of overtired, short naps and more