With sleep regression, just when your baby starts to develop a favorable pattern of sleep that's more predictable, everything changes. Your baby may be fussier and will refuse to sleep at nap time or ...

Every parent of a small baby knows the moment of relief that comes as their little one begins to sleep for longer periods. It starts when they snooze for up to 5 hours at a time around 3 to 4 months.

Developmental changes, changes in sleep cycles, and a disruption to their routine or feeding schedule can cause your baby to ...

Sleep regression refers to a period of change in sleeping patterns experienced by babies. This change often occurs when infants who previously had no issues with sleep, settling well, or sleeping for ...

You survived the first months with a new baby. You’ve even made it through the 4-month sleep regression. Superheroes have nothing on you. But wait, what’s that? Your child has suddenly stopped ...

The 4-month sleep regression is when a baby’s sleep patterns change. It is the first of many new sleep patterns babies experience as they mature. Not all babies experience it. Sleep coaches, parents, ...

If you're a parent in the throes of what looks and feels like a sleep regression, we feel for you. Sleep regressions occur when a baby who seems to have gotten into a solid sleep routine suddenly ...

Getting a baby to sleep can be hard work, as demonstrated by a mom who has revealed the one condition her baby has when it comes to sleeping. The adorable TikTok video quickly went viral, gathering ...

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After my first baby, I thought that I had it figured out for my second. Feeding issues, sleep regressions, teething, I knew the ropes by then right? Funny how in the fog of early parenting you can ...