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New Review Confirms Bedsharing Supports Breastfeeding- Here’s Why That Matters

If you’ve ever found yourself half-asleep, nursing your baby for the fifth time in a night, you already know that feeding and sleep are deeply connected. They’re not two separate tasks you can check off. Rather they’re woven together, especially in the early months. And for a lot of families, that means sleep often happens […]

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The Truth About Short Naps: What’s Normal and What’s Not

If you’ve ever put your baby down for a nap, tiptoed out of the room, and just barely made it to your coffee before hearing them cry again—this one’s for you. Short naps (we’re talking 30–45 minutes, sometimes less) get a bad rap. They’re often labeled as “unrestorative,” and you’ve probably been told they need to be

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Empower Your Child’s Growth: How Chewing Shapes Jaw Development and Breathing

It’s easy to miss how big a role the jaw plays in our kids’ overall health. We usually don’t think about it until the dentist brings up braces, or we notice our child snoring, breathing through their mouth, or dealing with constant congestion. But jaw growth? It’s a major piece of the puzzle when it

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One Playful Moment a Day: How I’m Learning to Parent with More Play (Imperfectly)

I’ll be honest—play doesn’t come naturally to me.I’m not the parent who loves pretend play or builds elaborate block towers or comes up with creative characters on the fly. If left to my own devices, I’d be pretty content skipping the pretend games altogether and just getting through the day as efficiently as possible. But

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Night Weaning Emotions: Why Tears Are Often Inevitable And How To Handle Them Like A Pro

When we talk about responsive parenting, a common misconception is that it means avoiding all tears, all the time. But the reality is, responsiveness isn’t about eliminating emotions—it’s about how we show up for our children in the midst of them. This is especially true when it comes to night weaning.​ Tears Are Not the Enemy Somewhere

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How to Set Nursing Boundaries Before Night Weaning (It’s Revolutionary)

If you’re thinking about night weaning, I have a little tip that can make the entire process so much smoother. Start by setting some gentle nursing boundaries during the day first. This doesn’t mean overhauling your entire nursing relationship or suddenly enforcing a rigid schedule. In fact, you get to make this look however you want. You can be

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The Powerful Strategy to Help Your Child Fall Asleep on Their Own

If your child needs you close to fall asleep, that’s completely normal! Many little ones feel safest when a parent is nearby as they drift off—it’s how they’re wired. But if you’re looking for a responsive, relationship-based way to support them in building a little more independence at bedtime, I want to share one of my favorite strategies with

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Is Broken Sleep Just as Good? What You Need to Know About Night Wakings

If you’re in the newborn trenches, waking up all night long, you might be wondering—does total sleep matter more than getting long, uninterrupted stretches? And is it normal for babies to wake this much? Spoiler: Yes, it’s normal. And yes, your baby is supposed to sleep this way. Newborns Are Built to Wake Up (A Lot!) Babies don’t sleep like adults, and

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10 Easy Bedtime Games to Help Kids Fall Asleep Faster (Without Bedtime Battles!)

Bedtime battles? Stalling? Suddenly dying of thirst the moment the lights go out? Yeah, we’ve all been there. Here’s the thing—most of the time, kids aren’t fighting sleep itself. They’re fighting separation. When kids feel connected before bed, they settle more easily. They resist less. They actually go to sleep instead of popping out of bed 14 times for “just

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