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HOW DO I MANAGE THE CLOCKS GOING BACK?
Halloween and Christmas are fast approaching which means the clocks are going back by one hour very soon. What does that mean for you? A longer lie in on your Sunday morning? An extra hour on the dancefloor on your big Saturday night out? Well, it may have used to...
Baby loss week 2021 in collaboration with miscarriage for men
It took some time for me to be open about the pregnancy losses we faced as a family. The first one was a missed miscarriage which was only found at the 12 week scan. With it being our first pregnancy I think we were very naive to the whole thing. We got pregnant...
Back to basics sleep tips For All Parents
Back to Basics - Baby sleep tips. Everyone has their own 'helpful' tips on how you should get your baby to sleep. And some of them are so complicated or involve the latest expensive gadgets. Don't get me wrong, I've been a victim to it myself! But sometimes all...
WHY IS MY BABY WAKING FOR HOURS DURING THE NIGHT?
Is your baby waking for a long period in the night? Are they generally quite content and not in distress initially? This is something often referred to as a ‘split night’. But why does your child have these split nights and what can you do to help them not sleeping at...
Wake Windows vs Sleep Cues
If you go online and look at any literature around sleep for babies, you will repeatedly hear the phrase “wake windows”. But what are wake windows? How do they help my baby sleep? Does it mean that I have to put my baby down to sleep at regimented times each day? My...
WHEN TO DROP A NAP?
‘When should my baby drop a nap?’ and ‘how do we handle nap transitions?’ are questions that every parent askes themselves. It can be a minefield for parents as there is so much information out there and it’s easy to compare your little one to their...
Sleep & Starting Nursery
One of the things parents and caregivers worry about is how their little one will sleep when they start nursery or you introduce childcare at home and someone new is going to take over the sleep process. This is a concern for both parents of little ones that sleep...
Transitioning your child to their own room
Moving your baby into their own room can be a huge step for both baby and parents. Actually, it’s often a bigger emotional step for parents with little ones often taking it in their stride. With that in mind make sure YOU are ready for the move. Safe sleep...
4 Month ‘Sleep Regression’
The 4 month ‘sleep regression’ is one of the top things I get asked about in my weekly Q&A. It often comes at a time when your baby has just started to settle into a natural routine and can go longer stretches at night between feeds. It can hit parents like a ton...
How long does my baby need to sleep for?
When you first start telling everyone you are pregnant, immediately after the hugs and congratulations, come the jokes about the impending lack of sleep. Every parent knows that sleep loss is part of having a child. But the question is ‘how much sleep should your...
When to ask for help with your child’s sleep
It doesn’t matter how many children you have; nothing can prepare you for the sleep deprivation when your little one arrives. The effects of sleep deprivation can be very harsh on both parents and children alike and that’s why it’s so important that sleepless nights...
If I sleep train, will I still be able to breastfeed?
During initial enquiries and consultations, this may be the most common question I get asked and the short answer is yes, you can still breastfeed whilst sleep training. Many parents think that breastfed babies sleep worse than bottle-fed babies, but this is actually...
I suffer with anxiety and Chris was understood my fears around sleep training. He helped me figure a way that I was comfortable. The ongoing support he provides is amazing too. 100% recommend Chris to anyone!
Jaxon had no routine; he would only sleep on us or in his bouncy chair. At night he would always end up in our bed. Now he goes to sleep in his cot himself! Chris was so helpful and responds to messages quickly. Get Chris on board, you won’t regret it.