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Should I Wake My Baby to Preserve a Schedule?

Your child is sleeping so soundly! Maybe too soundly?? Anxiety starts to kick in, should you wake your baby if she’s sleeping too long? Should I wake my baby to preserve a schedule?
Dr. Sarah Mitchell
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5 Travel Tips to Help Your Kids Adjust to Hawaii Time Change

Here are some tips to help you and your kids adjust to time change because of traveling to a different time zone like Hawaii. I’ve traveled to Hawaii from California with kids multiple times at different ages and here is what I say
Dr. Sarah Mitchell
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Swaddling: When, Why and How to Wean

You’ve spent so much time getting your baby to sleep and swaddling, now you might be wondering how do I wean my baby from the swaddle? Keep reading and I”ll give you 6 simple steps.
Dr. Sarah Mitchell
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The Sleep Regression Ages You Should Know About

Dealing with sleep regressions can be extremely difficult for parents. Learn about the different sleep regression ages and how you can best deal with them.
Dr. Sarah Mitchell
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How to Stop Nursing to Sleep: Disassociate Nursing and Sleeping

Unsustainable way of falling asleep might be nursing or feeding to sleep. It could also be using a pacifier, being held, rocked, or co-sleeping. There is nothing wrong with nursing to sleep in general. It's just that for many of us it...
Dr. Sarah Mitchell
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How to Differentiate Hunger from Fatigue in Babies

Why is Feeding On-Demand Important?? What Misinterpreting Fatigue For Hunger Can Look Like? Dr. Sarah Mitchell answer these questions on How to Differentiate Hunger from Fatigue in Babies
Dr. Sarah Mitchell
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How Do I Sleep Train My Baby?

Wondering how to actually sleep train your baby? Here are top-notch tips from baby sleep expert Dr. Sarah Mitchell from her more than a decade of experience in helping babies sleep.
Dr. Sarah Mitchell
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Encouraging Language Development- How to talk to your Baby 

Here are 5 simple ways to encourage language development in your newborn: sing, read, talk, narrate, and play. These activities will help your baby develop strong language skills from a young age. Read more for more details and tips.
Dr. Sarah Mitchell