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UPDATED IN 2024 Many parents feel pressured to "train" babies and young children to sleep. But kids don't need to be trained to sleep--they're built to sleep. Sleep issues arise when parents (with the best of intentions) over-help or "helicopter parent" at night, overshadowing their baby's...

Sleep and rest aren't always the natural processes we expect them to be. Dr. Adam Blanning, child-development consultant and holistic physician, suggests that they are learned skills which grow with children alongside physical developmental stages. In this insightful book, he offers practical ways in which parents can support children to use their senses—from taste, smell, and touch through to balance and movement—to self-soothe, sleep, and ultimately build resilience for life.

A bedtime podcast for children, inviting them to enter a world of wonder, calm and confidence. Each episode combines heartwarming bedtime stories with gentle affirmations, creating an ideal wind-down ritual for young minds and big imaginations. From magical adventures to reassuring words of encouragement, this podcast helps children drift off feeling safe, loved and ready to dream big. With soothing sounds and inspiring tales, Little Sleepers, Big Dreamers offers more than just a bedtime story it’s a peaceful journey to dreamland and a daily boost of self-belief to carry into tomorrow. If ...

The podcast that helps families bring sanity back to their nights, parenting, and more - no crying it out or extreme measures required.

In this audiobook, The Early Rising Sleep Guide gives simple strategies to help parents stop their children from waking up too early. It offers easy solutions to adjust your child’s sleep patterns, create a calming bedtime routine, and improve nap and bedtimes. This guide covers sleep needs, common problems, and helpful tips for babies, toddlers, and older kids. You’ll also learn how to make a better sleep environment so your child can sleep longer and happier in the mornings.

A podcast about getting through life with a differently shaped brain. My Good Bad Brain aims to build a space of solidarity and validation for the neurodiverse. We do this with honest explorations of life with mental health challenges, especially depression, anxiety, ADHD, and the general existential dread of being alive today. Soomehow, from this, a sense of invisible connection, community, and possibility arises.If you're thinking about killing yourself: do not.Self - care, hydrate, be well. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.