Do you wonder whether your baby is too hot or too cold when they’re sleeping?
Whether you’re living in a warm climate all year round or if you’re living in a place with all four seasons, this worry will always come up because it’s just one of those things that parents worry about, right?
If you find yourself worried about your little one and their sleep attire, here are some tips on how to properly dress your baby for bedtime.
Aaah, sleeping!
One of the greatest life’s pleasures, right?
Also having kids is an immense joy, do you agree?
Having a child can be an incredible experience, but it can also be a difficult one.
No one ever seems to tell new parents everything they can expect to face, and that includes the difficulty many parents face attempting to helping their child fall asleep.
Everyone knows that parents don’t get much sleep, but did you know that your child might find it just as difficult to relax and unwind?
It truly was a miracle – my baby boy slept through the night!
For some moms, this was a much simpler feat to accomplish especially if their kiddo was sleeping through the night early on.
However, for me it was a BIG deal – after months of enduring sleep deprivation, I finally felt like I had turned a corner.
Why I couldn’t go through with sleep training?
Growing up when sometimes we were grounded or had a fight with our friends or broke up with our boyfriend or girlfriend, we used to cry ourselves to sleep.
How many of those nights would you consider happy memories?
Is your newborn waking up multiple times throughout the night?
Does your newborn seem restless and irritable at night? Does your newborn startle every time you lay him or her down to sleep? These are all common complaints of many new moms.
Imagine being a newborn baby.
You’re getting eight hours of sleep a night.
You’ve carved in some extra time for rest and relaxation into your daily routine.
You’re exercising regularly, taking your daily multivitamin, and making healthier diet choices.
It starts with back to school, back to routine, back to group activities with indoor gatherings, and back to passing around illnesses.
Cough, colds, and viruses are as dependable as the holidays.
Maybe you can’t dodge every single sickness but here are five ways to cut down on the amount and duration of illness in your family.
We, as mothers, can be a little too hard on ourselves after having a child. We’re eager to create this idea of what a perfect mother should look and feel like postpartum, but it’s simply not ideal – and often, it’s not realistic.
We all have our journey during this particular trial in our lives, and shouldn’t compare ourselves to others.
As my boy-girl twin toddlers’ 3rd birthday approaches, the quote “the days are long, but the years are short” really hits home for me.
It seems like yesterday we brought them home from the hospital, and we were completely sleep deprived and focused only on surviving each day.
Now they are talking, sassy, active almost 3-year-olds with opinions galore.
