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Travel Survival Guide: Traveling 4-8 Time Zones Eastward
This blog provides guidance for shifting your child's sleep 4-8 time zones eastward.


How to effectively use a toddler clock as a morning cue
Toddler clocks can work to keep a child in bed, but they require a bit of effort to be truly effective. This blog offers step-by-step guidance on how to make a toddler clock work for your child.


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.


SPRING 2025: Daylight Saving Time transition for babies
This blog provides step-by-step guidance on how to adjust your baby for the 'spring ahead' time change.


It’s Magic! Using the ‘Spring Ahead’ transition to fix early waking
Use the 'spring ahead' time change to fix early waking!


The science behind "wake windows" and why they don't matter as much as you think
This blog explains why the concept of following wake windows alone is flawed & helps you understand how to better manage your child's sleep.
Erin Flynn-Evans PhD MPH
Feb 23


Prepare for Battle! Toddler and Preschooler Bedtimes
Many toddlers fight going to sleep. Learn why and how to fix it.


Help! My child takes forever to fall asleep at bedtime!
This post provides step-by-step instructions to help toddlers and preschoolers fall asleep faster and earlier.


Naps 101 (Part 4): When and How Will My Baby Drop Naps?
At sleep transition points in your baby's life, there are clues that will help you identify and adapt to your baby’s changing needs.


Naps 101 (Part 1): Does My Baby Have a Nap Problem?
Learn what normal napping looks like for babies & toddlers, how to determine if your child needs more sleep, and what to do about it.
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