Category: Toddler Sleep

Sleep training can be challenging under the best of circumstances, but when your little one is sick, it adds an extra layer of complexity. At Rocky Mountain Sleeping Baby, we understand the importance of prioritizing your child’s health while still working towards healthy sleep habits. In this blog, we’ll explore five crucial tips to keep

What to do when sleep training isn’t working for my family?

Expert Knowledge Sleep consultants have expert knowledge on early physical and emotional development that affects sleep.  They are able to establish a plan specifically for where your child is at in that development.  Every child is unique so it is important to access informed knowledge so that you aren’t wasting time trying everything you hear

It is exciting to witness your baby as they grow and develop.  You are observing your baby’s strength and coordination increasing every day.  One of the first milestones your baby will achieve is rolling over. This typically occurs between months 3-5.  After your initial excitement and potential tears of joy, you might start to wonder

The Quest for Family Sleep Harmony Why Prioritize Sleep? In the hustle and bustle of daily life, it’s easy to overlook the importance of quality sleep for both parents and children. Adequate rest is vital for physical health, mental well-being, and overall family harmony. If the lack of sleep has been a constant challenge in

Being a parent is challenging but being a parent with 2 under 2 is a unique kind of challenge. There are a few pointers that can help you get through the tough parts and help you better enjoy the beautiful parts.  TV IS OK IN MODERATION If you need to take a break and your

There are three well-known ages that separation anxiety peaks.  Knowing this will help you anticipate when it will occur and what it will look like.  Being prepared will help you tackle any ways separation anxiety may affect sleep.   THE TREE MAIN PEAKS: 6-7 MONTHS You may start to notice that when your baby is around

You did it! You finally got your little one to sleep through the night.  You are beginning to feel well rested again and are getting used to sleeping through the night.  Then out of what feels like nowhere, your solid sleeper starts waking up in the middle of the night.  It is normal to think

Parenting can come with love and support from family and friends.  It can also come with unsolicited advice. The topic of sleep is one that friends and family tend to chime in on regularly.