Fourth Trimester Podcast Episode 130: […]
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Toddler Sleep Solutions: The Top 10 Toddler Sleep Questions Every Parent Asks with Dr Angelique Millette
Fourth Trimester Podcast Episode […]
First-time Parents , Sleep
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Baby Sleep Solutions – The Top 10 Sleep Training Questions Every Parent Asks
Fourth Trimester Podcast Episode 109: […]
Childcare , Sleep
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Dr Angelique Millette on Sleep Training
Fourth Trimester Podcast Episode 8: […]
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Simple Way To Adjust Baby To Time Change (Schedule Template)
How to help little ones adjust in advance of the time change. Parents are naturally concerned that the time change can lead to an early waking sleep issue for their little one. We have come up with a few tried and true strategies to help advance your child’s circadian rhythm ahead of the time change.
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Hyperemesis And Being Awake At 3AM
Suzannah Neufeld, MFT, yoga therapist has dropped by my house to have tea and discuss her new book Awake At 3AM and tell us about how she applies insights both from psychotherapy and yoga/mindfulness practice to help parents through the very challenging perinatal period. Suzannah herself suffered with grueling hyperemesis and was thrown into depression and anxiety as a result. Hear her story and learn about her approach to helping us with the tough stuff.
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We Love The PSI Warmline … AND Getting Enough Sleep
There are many treatments for postpartum (or pregnancy) mood disorders and mothers (and fathers) are encouraged to speak to their care provider about the best course of treatment. PSI also has a Warmline, 800.944.4773 (4PPD) where you can get basic information, support and resources, in English and Spanish.
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Spring Time Change and Helping Your Little One Adjust
You can help your child by starting adjustments ahead of the time change. Beginning Tuesday night (March 6), begin to put your child down 10 minutes earlier for bed. You can do this by comforting, singing, reading, and starting the bedtime routine 10 minutes earlier. Continue this for the rest of the week. When the time change happens, your baby or toddler will have slowly adjusted to the new time.