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Category: Baby Sleep

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Bringing Home a New Baby When You Have Sleep-Trained Older Siblings

Welcoming a new baby into your family is one of the most joyful and memorable moments—but when you already have sleep-trained older children, it comes with unique challenges. The dynamic shifts, and while you want to savor every sweet moment, you also want to protect the precious sleep routine you’ve established with your older kids.

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Kinds in fall

Does Weather Change Affect a Child’s Behavior and Sleep?

As parents, we often notice changes in our children’s behavior and sleep patterns, but have you ever considered how the weather might play a role? The weather can have subtle yet significant effects on your child’s mood, activity level, and sleep quality. Whether it’s a rainy afternoon or a sudden drop in temperature, weather changes

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How to Set Loved Ones Up for Success When Putting Your Kids to Sleep

How to Set Loved Ones Up for Success When Putting Your Kids to Sleep

Leaving your little one in the care of a loved one, whether it’s a grandparent, babysitter, or a trusted friend, can be stressful—especially when it comes to bedtime. Ensuring your child sticks to their regular sleep routine is important for maintaining healthy sleep habits. But how can you help your caregivers follow through with your

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baby sleep training

How to Start Sleep Training: A Step-by-Step Guide for Peaceful Nights

Sleep training can be a game-changer for both parents and babies, leading to more restful nights and happier days. However, knowing when and how to start sleep training can feel overwhelming. At Rocky Mountain Sleeping Baby, we specialize in gentle sleep consulting to guide you and your baby through this journey. This comprehensive guide will

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child with sleep apnea

Understanding Pediatric Sleep Apnea: What Every Parent Should Know

Does your child snore loudly, breathe through their mouth, or seem unusually tired during the day? These could be more than just minor nuisances — they might be signs of a serious condition known as pediatric sleep apnea. While sleep apnea is often associated with adults, it can also affect children, impacting their health, behavior,

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