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At Rocky Mountain Sleeping Baby, we hear from so many tired parents who are frustrated by night wakings and unsure how to help their little ones sleep better. One of the most effective and often overlooked tools for improving baby sleep is a consistent bedtime routine. When done thoughtfully, this small part of your evening
At Rocky Mountain Sleeping Baby, we believe that good sleep is the foundation of a thriving family—and that includes those precious daytime naps. While nighttime sleep often gets the spotlight, baby sleep during the day is just as essential, especially in the early months and toddler years. Naps play a critical role in your child’s
Let’s be real—traveling with a baby can feel like you’re packing up half your house and saying a little prayer to the sleep gods. Between disrupted routines, unfamiliar sleep spaces, and the excitement of new surroundings, it’s no surprise that travel can throw off even the most solid sleep habits. At Rocky Mountain Sleeping Baby,
Bringing home your precious newborn is a moment you’ll never forget—the snuggles, the coos, that new baby smell. But along with the joy comes something no parent can truly prepare for: the relentless exhaustion. At Rocky Mountain Sleeping Baby, we hear it from families all the time—”We’re so happy, but we’re also SO tired.” If
At Rocky Mountain Sleeping Baby, we know how deeply personal—and often emotional—the sleep journey can be for families. When your baby isn’t sleeping well, no one is. Exhaustion, frustration, and guilt can creep in, especially when you’re unsure of the “right” way to approach sleep training. That’s why so many families are turning to gentle
Creating the perfect sleep space for your little one is a game changer for the entire family. At Rocky Mountain Sleeping Baby, we know that a well-designed nursery is the foundation of healthy pediatric sleep habits. Whether you’re a new parent or preparing for your second (or third!), these expert tips will help you set
At Rocky Mountain Sleeping Baby, we know that a good night’s sleep is the foundation of your baby’s health and happiness. But in today’s world, where screens are everywhere, many parents wonder—can screen time before bed really impact your child’s sleep? The answer is yes, and here’s why. Understanding the Connection Between Screens and Baby
Mother’s Day is more than flowers and breakfast in bed—it’s a moment to pause, reflect, and honor the incredible work of moms everywhere. From the first cry of a newborn to the never-ending bedtime stories of toddlerhood, motherhood is filled with tender moments, selfless love—and yes, sleep deprivation. At Rocky Mountain Sleeping Baby, we believe
At Rocky Mountain Sleeping Baby, we understand that sleep training can be challenging under the best of circumstances. When your little one is dealing with illness or teething, it can feel even more overwhelming. But don’t worry—you’re not alone, and there are gentle, effective ways to support your baby through these tough times. Understanding the
We get it—holiday weekends are full of sweet memories, family time, and… maybe a bit too much sugar (thanks, Easter Bunny 🐇🍭). If your baby’s sleep schedule took a bit of a detour thanks to late nights, travel, or a few too many jelly beans, don’t worry. At Rocky Mountain Sleeping Baby, we’re here to
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