Our children teach us a lot of things, particularly about ourselves. I have been told I have the patience of Job, but I didn't know true patience until I had children. ;) This article will tell you three things a toddler can teach you about sleep training. Toddler Imagination Around two years old, your toddler begins to use her imagination and pretend. She might pretend she's feeding you rather than the other way around or feeding her dolls. No doubt that imagination is a big part of
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6 Ways Sleep Training is Like Potty Training
I've been reflecting recently on my potty training experiences with my boys. Now, my boys are well past the age of potty training (my youngest is almost 7 already!), but I do hear about potty training quite often from my clients in the Helpdesk. And I've been reflecting recently that, while potty training is certainly no picnic for most of us, there really are many ways in which potty training is like sleep training! Specifically, I think I've found 6 ways that potty training is very much like
Are You Sleep Training a Tortoise or a Hare?
Sometimes it can feel like you're in a race. Your friends have babies sleeping through the night and you want one, too. The pressure mounts as your baby gets older while well-meaning friends and family ask the same question every time they see you: "Is she sleeping through the night yet?" If you don't answer "yes", you know will hear it again: "Just let her cry. Worked for me." Or, in my case, it was: "It's because you're breastfeeding." It might be tempting to say "yes", even if she