Many parents dread the time when their toddler will finally stop napping. It’s understandable- even a brief nap time during the day offers parents a period of rest, and it can be difficult to think about what the day will look like without that nap time. I always encourage parents to keep that sacred period […]
How to Transition Your Toddler From Nap Time to Quiet Time Read More »
We’ve all been there- suddenly our baby or toddler will not let us leave their sight, and we don’t know what to do about it! Most people know this phase as separation anxiety, and it’s completely normal. Let’s talk about how to handle it. I first want to mention that I actually really dislike that
How to Responsively Navigate Separation Anxiety Read More »
If you’ve read the sleep training blogs, books, and other advice, you might be led to believe that all babies are very similar in how they should sleep, and that if you just implement a certain schedule or set of strategies, you’ll be able to effectively get your child to sleep independently and for long
Your Child’s Temperament Plays a Huge Role in Their Sleep Read More »
We’ve all been there: bedtime is a mess! Your toddler is delaying bedtime for any number of reasons, and you are frustrated because you just want him to get to bed! Oftentimes, when this happens with toddlers, it is caused by them feeling like they have no control over anything, and it’s an attempt for
Beat Bedtime Battles with this Simple Trick Read More »
When I was pregnant with my second child and struggling with morning sickness, I relied heavily on screentime to keep my 2 year old daughter occupied. Fast forward to after the birth of my second child, and I was really struggling with naptime. My 3 year old had stopped napping, and my new son had
How We Ditched Our Mid-Day Screen time Habit Read More »
I think it’s important for us, as women, to share our experiences. Too often, women’s healthcare & medical challenges are minimized and ignored. There is often shame and embarrassment associated with the many challenges women face in the postpartum period: anxiety, depression, pain, pelvic health issues, urinary incontinence etc. This leads to the majority of
My Postpartum Journey Read More »
For new moms, sleep is so important to aide in physical recovery and prevent or minimize postpartum mood disorders. Unfortunately, the circumstances of being a new mom and caring for a brand new, dependent human make getting quality sleep incredibly difficult. But, there are some strategies that can be implemented to help you get more
Strategies to Improve Mom’s Quality of Sleep Read More »
Copyright 2023 @Taylor Kulik | Terms + Privacy Policy
Website Design by Honeywave Creative
If you need a little bit more support than an hourly consult, this is the package for you. Ideal for any age and includes the following:
