Of course, you want your baby to sleep soundly. But it’s just as important that she sleeps safely. Smart, safe sleep practices can help protect infants from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and ...

You'll no doubt be thinking that the first week with your new baby has completely raced by and it only feels like yesterday ...

they'll never sleep through the night. That's because newborns wake up every one to three hours to eat. Babies start to sleep through the night at six months old when they develop their circadian ...

A baby sleep expert has shared what a 'normal' sleep ... Around a third of babies will not have slept all night by 12 months. Parents should just see that and not feel the pressure to have a ...

And babies don't sleep a lot in the beginning ... And so what parents are doing today, they could kind of-- they should be patting themselves on the back for doing a great job.

The AAP recommends babies sleep on their backs on a firm, flat surface to reduce the risk of SID. Parents should not use soft objects like pillows, blankets, or toys in a baby's sleep area.

Most newborn babies are asleep more than they are awake ... Caffeinated and sugary foods and drinks also impact sleep and should be avoided. To help children settle themselves, avoid letting ...

The researchers found that mothers with three-month-old babies who fit the low maternal sleep profile got an average of 5.74 hours of sleep per night. In the average sleep profile, mothers got 7. ...

Sleep consultant Jennifer Metter adds that any data you get from a smart monitor should be considered in consultation with your baby’s doctor, because “parents do not know how to identify what ...

“This is just another reason why we should always give babies ample opportunities to get the sleep they need”, says Dr Gregory. Sleep really is important for so many aspects of their developmen ...