What are Sleepy Cues?
Sleepy cues are more accurate signs that your child exhibit to indicate that they are tired and want to sleep. It can be much harder for your little one to fall asleep if he/she isn’t in bed after displaying these cues.
Can I still be a gentle parent but sleep train my baby?
Let’s picture this…. as a parent subscribing to either respectful parenting or attachment parenting values you’ve been trying hard to coax your little one to sleep all this time in the most gentle way possible….next thing you know you’re rocking, bouncing, coaxing your 20kg toddler to go to sleep and you start thinking maybe he is hungry….maybe he wants to feed….but you’re resentful to him, to your husband…
This Mommy Broke Down Many Times and See What Happened After Engaging SG Supernanny – The Baby Sleep Expert
When it comes to my third child, sleep has been a constant source of stress. I worry that he doesn’t get enough and what that could mean for his development.
Catnapping No More: Success Story of Mommy Sock Hian and Her 9-Month-Old Baby on Baby Sleep Training
Mommy Sock Hian finally decided to engage Zoe for a baby sleep training to end her 9-month-old baby’s catnapping that made them sleep deprived.
Life of a Mommy with a 6-month-old Baby Before and After Engaging a Baby Sleep Consultant
Q&A with a mommy of a 6-month-old baby. Amber her baby were both sleep deprived. After sleep training, baby is sleeping through the night and taking at least one solid nap per day. Amber finally got her sleep back too!
Life of a Mommy with a 1.5-month-old Twins Before and After Engaging a Baby Sleep Consultant
Q&A with Yiqi, a mommy of 1.5-month-old twins who was worried on how to cope up handling their twins when their nanny left.
Life of a Mommy with a 4-month-old Baby Before and After Engaging a Baby Sleep Consultant
Q&A with Jasmine, a mommy of 4-month-old baby who was struggling to get her baby to sleep and it took her and her husband 2 hours to rock baby to sleep!
6-month-old Baby Wakes Up Multiple Times At Night – SG Supernanny’s Case Study
Josh was waking up every 2-3 hours at night at 1am, 4am and then 6am. Both parents were exhausted and sleep deprived when they came to me for a home consultation. Josh was constantly crying, screaming and unable to fall asleep well. Parents have been seeing a PD since he was a newborn and they were told that he was too young to be sleep trained and that he would outgrow those night time wakings. Josh’s feeding is also very inconsistent and sometimes he would even refuse milk.
Getting Baby On The Bed – Case Study
Alester has not been sleeping through the night since he was born. His mother was at her wit’s end and… Read More »
