Category: Baby Sleep

Typically, most babies post 12 months of age do not need to feed in between the night and post one last feed at bedtime. If

Separation anxiety is when the toddler feels distressed when separated from the primary caregiver – mostly mothers. It could start at 9-10 months of age

Screen time could overstimulate your toddler which could create a hard time for them to calm down and relax in preparation for sleep. Spending time

As we know, we gain nutrition and energy from our food. Even for adults, food has different elements which can help heal or disturb the

When it is about a toddler’s sleep, safety should be our first concern. The safest place for a 1-2 years old age child is a

It is important to keep track of the toddler’s wake windows and sleepy or tiredness cues to understand when it’s time for a nap. Usually,

Early wakings do not have a straight-jacket answer. There may be multiple reasons for this, but some of the most common ones are as follows:

As it is not a disorder and a self-limiting condition, there is no need for treatment here, but to comfort the child parents can do

After co-sleeping with parents for a long time, it may be an uphill task for the child to sleep alone. But if parents can make

The globally recognized Safe Sleep 7 pens the practices to be followed for safely co-sleeping with your toddler: – No smoking in the bedroom or

Toddlers may develop a sleep crutch and constantly need someone around to fall or stay asleep. Everyone may not have the same bedtime, and disturbances

It is evident that co-sleep helps toddlers, but parents can also benefit from it. – Co-sleeping allows feeding the child at late night with minor

There are many benefits of co-sleeping: · It develops bonding between children and parents and is an added boon for working parents. Plus, it raises

Co-sleeping refers to a practice where the child and the parent sleep close to each other. It could mean bed-sharing or room-sharing. Bed-sharing refers to

Post 12 months of age, there are, albeit fewer hits and misses on the sleep front in toddlers. Around 18 months of age, toddlers can

As the toddler crosses one year of age, their sleep requirements change too. They may transition from 2-3 naps to 2 or even just one

  “My mother-in-law insists I start giving my baby solid-foods in 4 months itself, but Google recommends waiting till 6 months!” “A friend suggests giving

All babies are born unique. Each baby has a different complexion, eye-color, hair-color, and so on. While it is important to appreciate your baby’s uniqueness,

Diaper rash is a common form of skin irritation called dermatitis. It looks like red patches of skin on your baby’s bottom. It typically has to do with sensitive skin, rarely changed diapers, or