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Maternal Scent & Sleep: A New Frontier in Baby Sleep Science

At Rocky Mountain Sleeping Baby, we keep a close eye on emerging research in pediatric sleep, especially new insights that give parents practical, evidence-based tools to improve their little one’s rest. One of the most intriguing topics gaining attention is the role of maternal scent and how a mother’s natural smell may help soothe babies,

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Baby Sleep and the Rise of Wearable Sleep Trackers: Helpful or Hype?

At Rocky Mountain Sleeping Baby, we know parents are always looking for ways to better understand and support healthy pediatric sleep. One of the fastest-growing trends in 2025 is the use of wearable baby sleep trackers like smart socks, bands, and monitors that claim to track everything from oxygen levels to sleep cycles. These devices

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Light, Life & Little Ones: How Daytime Light Shapes Toddler Sleep

It’s Sunday evening. You’ve had a wonderful weekend with maybe a birthday party, a later-than-usual dinner, or just some cozy downtime indoors. Your toddler heads to bed, but instead of drifting off easily, they’re restless, tossing and turning. By midnight, they’re awake again, calling for you. Sound familiar? At Rocky Mountain Sleeping Baby, we know

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What Asia’s Bed-Sharing Norms Can Teach Us About Baby Sleep

Reflections from Rocky Mountain Sleeping Baby on the cultural meaning of sleep, connection, and what works for your family A recent New York Times article, “Why So Many Parents in Asia Sleep Beside Their Kids,” offered a fascinating look at how families across Asia approach nighttime routines and how different those habits can be from

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