The Slippery Slope of Lying With Your Kids at Bedtime
How does something SO GOOD turn sour so quickly? No, I’m not talking about the bag of apples on your … Read More
Susan Frazier
Sleep Needs by Age
Truths about your baby/toddlers sleep: Sleep begets sleep. Too much daytime sleep will take away from night sleep. Over tired … Read More
The 2 to 1 Nap Transition
Have you noticed that all the fun baby/toddler activities and classes seem to run in the morning? Storytime at the … Read More
When is it time to drop that afternoon nap?
The afternoon nap. What a glorious time of day. Of course, we love our babies…but we also really love nap … Read More
Feeding On-Demand vs. By the Clock
There are 2 ends of the spectrum when it comes to feeding your baby. Soley following the hunger cues of … Read More
‘Start as you Mean to Go’: The Room Environment
I’m sure you’ve heard the saying, “Start as you mean to go on.” It means to start something (a behavior, … Read More
Not ready to sleep train? Try this instead!
There are many reasons you may not be ready to start sleep training: Your baby is too young, it’s a … Read More
The (Potential) Problem with Pacifiers
Pacifier, Paci, or Dummy…whatever you call this magical tool- pacifiers always are one of the first items go on that … Read More
Habits: The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly
We are all creatures of habit, no matter the age- newborns, older babies, toddlers, school age kids, teens, adults, and … Read More
Sensory Overload in Parenting: When the lights, sounds & touching are just too much
Parenting. Nurturing. Loving. Helping. Sustaining. Giving LIFE to your child. Being their EVERYTHING. It truly is beautiful, isn’t it? But … Read More