Introducing the Baby Sleep Series
Among new moms, the question is always, “How is he sleeping?” or “Is she sleeping through the night yet?” Sleep experts claim to know how to get your baby sleeping a solid 8 hours. Well-meaning people quickly share their opinion about what you can do differently to get your baby to sleep.
In reality, it all depends on the baby and what works for the parent. There is no “right” way – just different parents trying to do the best they can to reach that elusive infant sleep state. Throughout this series, five moms will tell their story and answer the seemingly simple question, “How do you get your baby to sleep?”
Read Leah’s story about how she applies the book “Baby Wise”in her house.
Read Sara’s story on how she uses YouTube, lullabies and principles from “Happiest Baby on the Block” to lull her little one to sleep.
Read Megan’s story about her baby’s bedtime consisting of bottle, cuddles and bed.
Read how Heather sticks to a routine and is still hoping for her baby to sleep longer than a couple of hours at a time.
Read JoAnn’s story about how she accidentally became a co-sleeper.
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oh I’m excited. it’s like being a celebrity 🙂
You are a celebrity! 🙂
What a great way to share everyone’s experiences! It’s really great when you hear of someone else struggleing or having the same challenge as you.