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begin sleep learning at night rather than trying to first tackle naps, which can take longer to straighten out.
Jill Spivak • The Sleepeasy Solution: The Exhausted Parent's Guide to Getting Your Child to Sleep from Birth to Age 5
Parenting
Manu • 1 card
prevent a feed-to-sleep association, in which a baby expects to be fed right before she goes to sleep. A baby who is fed to sleep typically wakes in between sleep cycles and asks to be fed back to sleep.
Violet Giannone RN • Baby Sleep Training in 7 Days: The Fastest Fix for Sleepless Nights
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Stacy Sanders • MONTESSORI BABY GUIDE: 51 Simplified Tips to Nurture, Empower, and Have Fun with your Infant while Remaining True to the Montessori Tradition
Parenting
Jimmy Cerone • 3 cards
the mother should remain extremely calm and gently explain that buying the toy isn’t in the day’s plan. Then she should
Pamela Druckerman • Bringing Up Bébé
Creating more predictability through rhythms can help children navigate transitions, because they learn to expect what is coming next so they aren’t caught off-guard. When more rhythm is brought to these points, the whole day starts to flow better, with less conflict and stress all round.
Eloise Rickman • Extraordinary Parenting: the essential guide to parenting and educating at home
The Bottom Line Swaddling has been shown to reduce crying and improve sleep. It is important to swaddle in a way that allows the baby to move its legs and hips. Colic is defined as excessive crying. It is self-limiting, meaning it will stop eventually. Changing formula or maternal diet, treatment with a probiotic, or both have shown some positive i
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