How to create a sleep-inducing bedtime routine for your toddler
Learn how to create an effective toddler bedtime routine from our certified sleep consultant, Lauren Lappen.
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Skip the night light: 4 tips to help your toddler sleep longer
Studies show that a child’s sleep environment can strongly impact their sleep quality. Try these research-backed strategies tonight.
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Going to bed can be hard for your toddler—and when they cry, cling, or continue to call your name night after night, it can be hard on you, too.
Tips to help babies sleep
If your baby won't sleep in or seems overtired, try an earlier baby bedtime routine with help from Lauren Lappen, Lovevery's sleep consultant.
The witching hour: what to do when your baby gets fussy
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Nighttime sleep tips for 3-month-olds
Many 3-month-olds may sleep six hours or longer at night. Read our tips on how to extend that overnight sleep window.
Pro sleep tips for 5-month-olds
At 5 months, your baby may be able to go longer between nighttime feedings. Try our tips to help your baby sleep better and longer.
Your baby’s 4-month sleep regression
Understand more about your 4-month-old's sleep regression and how an early bedtime and a nap schedule may help your baby sleep better.
A guide to swaddle products
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Establishing a baby bedtime routine: advice from a sleep specialist
A simple and brief bedtime routine for your baby is ideal. Learn the elements to include—and one to reconsider.
Your baby’s 8-month sleep regression
Just when you think your baby is sleeping through the night, they may experience a sleep regression around 8 months. Learn why this is happening, how long it might last, and ideas to help.
How to tell if your baby’s having a growth spurt
Learn when growth spurts usually occur and how to tell if your baby is going through one.
Preparing for your baby’s 4-month checkup
Prepare for your baby's 4-month checkup and understand what to discuss with your pediatrician.
Newborn safety basics for new parents
Safety is always at the forefront of any new parent’s mind. While the first few weeks can feel like a crash course, you’ll soon master the basics. Here are some tips to help.
Top 4 newborn sleep tips for tired parents
Parents of newborns inevitably wonder when they can get some rest. Read through our 4 tips to help parents cope with newborn sleep habits.
Pacifier pros and cons
Pacifiers not only help soothe your baby, they can also reduce crying significantly. Read through the benefits and drawbacks to help you decide whether to introduce one.
Newborn sleep safety tips
Nothing is more important to a parent or primary caregiver than keeping your baby safe at all times, especially during sleep. Here are some tips and reminders to help.
Tips to transition to swaddle-free sleep
Once your baby reaches a certain developmental phase, swaddling is no longer safe. Read through our tips to transition out of swaddles.
What do you do when your 3-year-old stops napping?
It can be hard for both you and your child when they drop their last nap. Here are some ways to make the transition easier for everyone.
What are infant reflexes all about?
Your baby’s unintentional twitches, jerks, and sudden movements actually help them figure out the world. These are newborn reflexes.
