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Study admits: Single moms are the most sleep-deprived people in America

3/16/2023

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It's Sleep Awareness Week, and a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention finds that 44% of single moms living with children under the age of 18 fall short of recommendations ​for proper sleep.

My top recommendations for single parents to get a little more restful sleep!
  1. Make sure that you are getting your kids in bed early - infants, newborns, toddlers, young children, should be getting into bed some time between 7-8pm at night
  2. Go to bed at the same time every. single. night - ideally, some time between 9-10pm
  3. Make sure that your children have independent sleep skills!

Watch the video for WUSA9 below:
I can help with that last one! Connect with me today to see how we can optimize your kids' independent sleep, to make sure you are getting your best chance for your own much-needed rest.
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Free Online Webinar - Simple Solutions to Help Your Child Sleep

10/3/2018

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In this exclusive online webinar, you will learn my 5 Simple Solutions to Help Your Baby Sleep. This is perfect for you if you spend night after night dreading bedtime, feel frustrated that your child wakes so quickly after you get them into their crib and worry that your child will never sleep through the night.  

You will learn:
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  • Help your child fall asleep in just a few minutes, instead of spending hours trying this and that to get them to sleep 
  • Avoid bedtime battles and the fear of transferring a sleeping baby to their crib, only to have them wake when they touch the mattress 
  • Minimize the struggles with getting baby back to sleep when they wake in the night
  • Lay your baby down in their crib at bedtime and know they can fall asleep peacefully​
Register Now
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Is Your Child Ready for a Big Kid Bed?

6/4/2018

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Is your baby ready to move to a big kid bed?
As your baby gets older, one of the biggest questions parents have is when is their child is ready for a toddler or ‘big kid’ bed.  You may be expecting another child, your child is trying to climb out of the crib or just does not seem to ‘like’ the crib anymore.  Here are some tips to tell if your child is ready to move out of the crib.

Tip #1 

Ask yourself why you’re considering a move out of the crib.  If you are expecting another child and you need the crib but your older child is sleeping well, then purchase another crib.  Do not change a great sleeping situation if you do not have to.  If your child is climbing or attempting to climb out of the crib, make sure the crib is lowered as far as possible.  If your child can still get out of the crib, it’s time for a big kid bed.

Tip #2

If you think your child just does not like the bed, take a look at what is going on leading up to bedtime.  Is your child getting too excited during play or is your toddler just testing the waters to see if he/she can push bedtime?  Make sure you know that if you put your child in a big kid bed that they understand they need to stay in bed all night.

Tip #3

If your child is old enough to ask for a new bed or wants to be like their friend with the big kid bed, it’s probably time to move out of the crib.

Overall, it’s best to wait until your child is closer to 3 years old before switching to a big kid bed.  Children younger than 2.5-3 years old may not grasp the concept of staying in bed all night and decide to use their new found freedom to run the house at 3am.   Your child has to be ready for a different bed, not you, in order to be successful.
​Not sure if your child is ready or have sleep questions?
Email me at christine@sleepsolutionsbychristine.com  or  Schedule a free call and we’ll chat!
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