When you first bring home your baby, you expect some sleepless nights, and sometimes even enjoy the snuggles! But, after months of sleep deprivation, you expect your baby to grow into a toddler sleeping through the night. And, when that doesn't happen, you can be left feeling even more exhausted, frustrated, and confused. Look no further! We are here to help you learn how to get your toddler to sleep through the night. Why Does My Toddler Keep Waking Up at Night? One of the most perplexing
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5 Little Known Ways to Help Toddlers Sleep Through the Night
It’s tough to make sure that your toddler doesn’t wake up several times during the night, and we’ve all heard the typical solutions to that problem. Get them into a routine, feed them at the right times, sing lullabies before bed, but for some kids that stuff might not work. Everybody’s little one is different and you might need to go a little bit outside the norm sometimes to find something that works for you. So if you are struggling to help your toddler sleep through the night,
Toddler Sleep Problems or Typical Toddler Behavior?
If you have a toddler at home, then you know toddler behavior can often seem downright crazy. From running around naked to eating the dog's food to peeing in their dresser drawers (yes, this actually happened at my house...). Toddlers tend to act in ways that make even the most veteran, experienced parents shake their heads and say "What?!" Sometimes, though, it can be hard to distinguish between "normal" toddler behavior and behavior that signals some kind of larger problem or deeper
5 Toddler Napping Tips
Getting a toddler to nap is not always an easy task. Here are 5 tips to help your toddler nap better. 1. Age-appropriate nap schedule for your toddler The first tip is to make sure you are napping your toddler at the right time. Some people are surprised to know that toddlers do not typically transition to just one midday nap until 15-18 months, on average. At many daycares, for example, they tend to transition many toddlers to one nap around their first birthday. While this may be okay