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Blog: Baby Sleep

What you need to know about sleep consultants versus pediatricians

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3 Reasons Parents Abandon Sleep Training: How to Avoid Those Mistakes

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Safe Sleep Guidelines: New and Updated Information

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How to Treat Eczema, a Paediatric Dermatologist Weighs In

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Naps Away From Home – What can you do to Protect Sleep

How to Stay Calm When Your Baby Won’t Sleep

What you didn’t know about how sleep affects growth

You Are Not Alone! Parenting is Hard: 4 Tips to Help You Feel Better

Sleep Training and Attachment Parenting You Can Do Both

All you Need to Know About Baby Sleep Associations

6 Ways to Ditch the Pandemic Life Now: Add More Structure to Your Day

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Sleep Training Methods: Breaking Down Each Method

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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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