Kendra's Blog
Ever Wonder About “The Wonder Weeks?”
“there is absolutely no “wrong time” to teach your baby to sleep well.
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Separation Anxiety
Separation anxiety typically starts to occur around 6-8 months of age, when your little one starts to realize that things continue to exist, even when they’re not in sight. It’s a cognitive milestone known as “object permanence” which is defined as, “the understanding that objects continue to exist even when they cannot be observed.”
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Lovey and Sleep
The transition towards independent sleep can come easier if a child uses a lovey, stuffed animal, blanket, or other comfort object. If you are trying to teach your child (12 months +) to fall asleep without so much assistance from you or a sleep prop, a lovey or stuffed animal can be a helpful
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Fussy Eaters
This may not be a sleep-related post, but there is certainly a correlation between diet and sleep. A poor diet can impact sleep. So if you have a toddler in the house, you’re probably already familiar with this scenario. You make a nice, healthy dinner for your little one, they sit down in front
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4 Things That Can Make It Hard for New Dads and Kids to Sleep
Guest Blogger, Josh Moore, founder of Diaperdads. Being a dad is the best! But getting sleep as the dad of a baby or toddler can be a bit tricky. If you’re tired of sleepless nights, your first move should be to check out the services provided by The Sleepytime Consultant. Kendra has helped countless exhausted
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Is My Baby Waking From Hunger?
We’re all willing to do whatever it takes to ensure that our babies are properly nourished, but as anyone who’s been through this journey of motherhood will tell you, kids are unimaginably clever. They will find ways to get what they want and they will repeat them relentlessly. Which is not their fault, obviously. They’re
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