Daylight saving end for morning birds. Comment SLEEP so you get my newsletter tomorrow. It’s full breakdown of strategy for both night owls and morning birds.
There is, of course, much more. Here are some of the core Level A recommendations from AAP Safe Sleep recommendations: -Back to sleep for every sleep. -Use a firm, flat, noninclined sleep surface to reduce the risk of suffocation or wedging/entrapment. -Feeding of human milk is
Keep up with your kids activities, they say. Make sure you know what they’re doing online, they say. I’m trying. Believe me I’m trying.
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Want written instruction and also advice for opposite (morning birds, like toddlers and young school kids)? Comment SLEEP so you’re added to my newsletter. I’m sending out my Daylight Saving newsletter on Wednesday.
Yes, I said it. Writing papers from the ivory tower isn’t cutting it. We are losing on the messaging for so many health issue for children. Vaccines, gun violence, infant safe sleep, sleep training, the list goes on. So I hope more academicians will start sharing their message
Who else has a product we should give away? Maybe they’ll collab with me. Think big and small. Let’s make the pregnancy/newborn time easier for someone out there. FYI I’m going to shoot for mid November for giveaway. Stay tuned. #LullabeeGiveaway
Let’s stop this little charade. Comment SLEEP and I’ll add you to my email list. Stop pretending like you don’t want to sleep. You’ll sleep better. I’ll sleep better.
If you get a Lullabee then you get me too. Sorry package deal :) My earlier adopters can confirm this. Because I love connecting and learning about the struggles and helping get sleep on track for babies and families.
Doing what it takes to get the message across. Sorry. Not sorry. I’m not a fan of how the algorithm only shows stuff that gets huge emotional reactions. Because sometimes the important stuff just isn’t that emotion-inducing.
There are only three studies to date that look at sleep training and cortisol: 21945361 - The Middlemiss study that got it all started. Baseline cortisol at start of study before sleep training was 0.453, and after third night of sleep training, it was 0.412. A
