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Newborns and Sleep Part 2: Weeks 7-16
Sleep changes a lot during the first four months of a baby's life. This can make it difficult for parents to navigate. This blog describes how to anticipate changes in your baby's sleep and provides strategies for fixing common sleep problems in this age range.


Melatonin is a Hormone
There are significant drawbacks to giving your child melatonin. This blog describes why you should avoid it.
Erin Flynn-Evans PhD MPH
Feb 10


How to Successfully start room sharing between your baby and toddler
Step-by-step guide on how to start room sharing between a baby and toddler.
Erin Flynn-Evans PhD MPH
Dec 3, 2023


Interpreting and solving different types of Night Waking
How to recognize and address five common types of night wakings for babies older than 5 months.
Erin Flynn-Evans PhD MPH & Meg Casano BSN MA
Oct 22, 2023


Sweet Dreams: A Guide to Building the Perfect nap and bedtime Routine
This blog will help you determine all of the steps to follow to create the perfect nap and bedtime routine.
Erin Flynn-Evans PhD MPH & Meg Casano BSN MA
May 6, 2023


The Toddler (16-18-ish) Month Regression: What is it and what can be done about it?
Your toddler might have a true sleep regression and get better with minimal effort after a rough week or two OR she might get stuck in a bad
Erin Flynn-Evans, PhD, MPH
Nov 29, 2021


Preparing for your child to go back to daycare or school? Here's how to avoid 'social jet lag'
Transitions can be hard, getting up early for school or daycare can introduce 'social jet lag' for your child.
Erin Flynn-Evans, PhD, MPH
Aug 17, 2020


Planning a summer staycation? Here's how you can avoid "Social Jet Lag"
Differing weekend and weekday schedules can cause major sleep issues for your child. Learn how to avoid 'social jet lag' in this post.
Erin Flynn-Evans, PhD, MPH
May 28, 2019


Naps or Nights? Which Should You Work on First?
This blog makes the case for teaching a baby new skills at night before working on naps.
Erin Flynn-Evans, PhD, MPH
Apr 15, 2014
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