Toddler Care

As a parent, I know how concerning it can be to watch your toddler toss, turn and cry during sleep. These nighttime disturbances aren’t just difficult for our little ones – they often leave us feeling helpless and exhausted too. I’ve spent years researching sleep patterns in young children and understand that restless sleep in […]

As a parent, there’s nothing more distressing than hearing your toddler cry in their sleep. I’ve experienced those heart-wrenching moments when my little one’s peaceful slumber is suddenly interrupted by tears and whimpers. It’s a common concern that many parents face and one that often leaves us feeling helpless. Night crying in toddlers can stem

As a parent I know there’s nothing more distressing than watching your sick toddler struggle to sleep. When illness strikes your little one everything becomes more challenging especially getting proper rest. I’ve spent countless nights trying to comfort my feverish toddler and I understand the frustration of dealing with disrupted sleep patterns during sickness. Through

As a parent I know how unsettling it can be to hear your toddler moaning during sleep. Those strange noises coming from their bedroom often leave us wondering if something’s wrong. After years of research and personal experience I’ve learned that sleep moaning in toddlers is actually quite common. I’ve discovered that these nocturnal sounds

As a mom of two energetic toddlers, I know firsthand how challenging it can be to put an overtired little one to bed. When your toddler misses their sleep window, they often become cranky, hyperactive, and resistant to bedtime – creating a frustrating cycle that’s tough to break. I’ve spent countless nights learning effective techniques

As a sleep specialist and parent I’ve seen firsthand how sleep apnea can affect toddlers and their families. Sleep-disordered breathing in young children isn’t just about snoring – it’s a serious condition that demands proper attention and positioning during sleep. Finding the right sleeping position for a toddler with sleep apnea can make a significant

As a parent and sleep consultant I’ve faced countless nights of frustration when my toddler refused to go to sleep. It’s a common struggle that can leave both parents and children exhausted and overwhelmed. The good news? There’s hope for establishing better sleep habits. I know firsthand that bedtime battles with toddlers can feel like

As a parent, I know how challenging it can be when your toddler experiences separation anxiety at bedtime. Those tearful goodbyes and midnight wake-up calls can leave both parent and child exhausted and frustrated. It’s a common phase that many toddlers go through, typically peaking between 18 months and 3 years old. I’ve spent years

As a parent who’s gone through the challenges of toddler sleep training, I understand the frustration of bedtime battles and midnight wake-up calls. Getting your little one to sleep through the night can feel like an impossible task but it’s an essential skill that benefits both you and your child. I’ve discovered that sleep training

As a sleep consultant and mom of two, I’ve faced countless nights of helping toddlers (and their exhausted parents) get better sleep. When your toddler won’t sleep through the night, it can feel like you’re stuck in an endless cycle of bedtime battles and midnight wake-ups. I understand the frustration of dealing with a toddler