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The Truth About Montessori Beds: Are They Safe for Babies?

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Six Tips to Help Your School-Aged Child Sleep Better in the Heat

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Ways to Ease Parental Anxiety During Sleep Training so you are Successful

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The Safest and Most Practical Sleep Sack by Age

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ADHD & Sleep: The Importance of a Bedtime Routine

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4 Unsafe Internet Sleep Hacks You Should Stay Away From

How to Prepare an Older Sibling for the Sleep Training Process

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A Toddler Clock: 4 Tips for Sleep Success

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Book and Bedtime: Building a Reader

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Why Montessori beds are not safe for babies: ⁠
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Montessori beds, also known as floor beds, have gained popularity among parents who follow the Montessori educational philosophy. The Montessori approach to parenting emphasizes independence, freedom of movement, and respect for a child’s natural development. ⁠
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While Montessori beds may work well for older toddlers and children, the American Academy of Pediatrics defines a safe sleep space for children 12 months and under, to be in a crib, travel crib or bassinet depending on age and weight. ⁠
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Read about some of the reasons why Montessori beds are not safe for babies on our blog at the link in our bio. ⁠
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In the article by @gnss_alison, there are helpful links to additional safe sleep resources as well.⁠
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