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Month: November 2025

The Role of Circadian Nutrition: How Feeding Timing Shapes Sleep

Feeding timing plays a significant role in shaping baby sleep and overall pediatric sleep health. At Rocky Mountain Sleeping Baby, we explore how aligning feeding schedules with a baby’s natural circadian rhythms can improve sleep quality, duration, and consistency. The timing and composition of feeds provide not only essential nutrients but also subtle cues to

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The Gut-Sleep Connection: Supporting Baby’s Microbiome for Restful Nights

At Rocky Mountain Sleeping Baby, we understand that healthy baby sleep goes beyond bedtime routines, bedtime routines.  It’s deeply connected to overall health, including digestive wellness. Emerging research shows that a baby’s gut microbiome, the complex community of bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms in the digestive system, can significantly influence sleep duration, sleep quality, and

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Sleep and Sensory Overload: Managing Baby’s Environment

Babies are constantly absorbing information from the world around them, and while stimulation is essential for growth and learning, too much sensory input can interfere with baby sleep. At Rocky Mountain Sleeping Baby, we emphasize the importance of managing sensory input to promote healthy pediatric sleep. Bright lights, loud noises, continuous movement, and even strong

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Altitude and Sleep: How Mountain Life Impacts Infant Sleep Patterns

Living at higher altitudes offers breathtaking views, crisp air, and a unique way of life, but for infants, it can also subtly influence baby sleep. At Rocky Mountain Sleeping Baby, we understand that families in elevated regions may notice differences in their baby’s sleep duration, night waking patterns, or overall rest compared to peers living

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