Here’s what’s happening with your baby’s sleep at 9 months
From developmental leaps to separation anxiety, here are a few things that could be disrupting your baby’s sleep at 9 months—and how to help.
From developmental leaps to separation anxiety, here are a few things that could be disrupting your baby’s sleep at 9 months—and how to help.
Play the “Goodbye Paci” song Giving up their pacifier is likely to be an emotional experience for your child, no matter how you approach it. But you can help them by framing the transition as an exciting part of growing up. Weaning from the pacifier doesn’t have to be all or nothing. Some families choose … Continued
Play the “Snug in My Bed” song If you aren’t ready, there’s no rush to move your child out of their crib. In fact, experts say the transition can wait until age 3—even if your child asks to sleep in a bed or tries to climb out. When you make the switch, try not to combine … Continued
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