Podcasts about cosleep

We continue the sleep 0-6 topic with tons of other issues:Night routines for newborns and babies 3to6 monthsSleep training: our thoughts, if we do it or will do it, experiences and whySwaddling cons, pros, and transitioningAnd many questions from you like:Breastfeeding to sleepIf we should wake newborns upEnvironmentsSleeping through the nightHandling multiple kids at night when husband is out of townNighttime routine with multiple kids when husband is out of townPumping at night if baby keeps sleepingetcTune in and let us know if you'd like us to bring a sleep expert to chat further than our experiences and opinions.PRODUCTS RECOMMENDEDGripe waterColic gas dropsHatchRed lightLauren holistic sleep consultantLove to dreamBreast like pacifierSend us a textFollow us on Instagram for more updates, bts and ask us episode questions @momfriendspodYou can also follow us on our personal accounts @rrayyme & @laura.gimbertAnd remember to subscribe so you don't miss any of our episodes, out every Tuesday!This podcast does not provide any medical advice. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health care provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or treatment and before undertaking a new health care regimen.

Baby sleep wow, where to begin!In this episode we start talking about baby sleep (part 1) and we divide it within the different baby sleep topics:Naps (contact vs independent)Challenges 0-6mCosleeping vs Crib sleepingWe include a lot of your questions along the way and include our experience with our 4 kids, and POV!Stay tuned for part 2.Products recommended in this episode:The wonder weeks appHuckleberry appCosleeping bassinetCosleeping IG accountBed bumpersBed wallmonitorHelp crib transitionSend us a textFollow us on Instagram for more updates, bts and ask us episode questions @momfriendspodYou can also follow us on our personal accounts @rrayyme & @laura.gimbertAnd remember to subscribe so you don't miss any of our episodes, out every Tuesday!This podcast does not provide any medical advice. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health care provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or treatment and before undertaking a new health care regimen.

Thinking about cosleeping or bedsharing but unsure if it's safe? Or maybe you've heard mixed opinions and want the facts?In this episode, I sit down with Tiffany Belanger from CoSleepy to break down everything you need to know about cosleeping safely—from the benefits to the common misconceptions and how to make it work for your family.We're covering:What cosleeping actually is (and how it differs from bedsharing)The biggest misconceptions about cosleepingThe benefits of cosleeping for both mom and babySafe sleep guidelines for cosleeping and bedsharing (what to do & what to avoid)How naps work when you cosleepCosleeping with a partner—what to consider for safetyWill your baby always want to sleep with you if you start cosleeping?…plus expert advice to help you decide if cosleeping is right for your family.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT LINKS:- Confidently Therapy - DM Alexis 'LTM' at @confidently.therapy on Instagram for your free strategy call.-  Shop functional and aesthetic baby gear HERE at parkerbaby.comUse code LEARNINGTOMOM for 15% off- The book on Cosleeping Tiffany mentioned linked HEREConnect with Tiffany HERE- Tiffany's free Bedsharing Beginner's Guide linked HERE--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------cosleeping safety tips, how to bedshare safely, safe sleep for baby, cosleeping vs bedsharing, newborn sleep tips, how to sleep train while cosleeping, baby sleep solutions, best sleep setup for cosleeping, SIDS prevention and cosleeping, how to transition from bedsharing, cosleeping myths and facts, baby sleep environment, cosleeping with partner, baby sleep struggles, newborn sleep advice, is cosleeping safe, how to make cosleeping work, first-time mom sleep tips, gentle sleep methods, baby nap schedule while cosleeping, best mattress for bedsharing, night wakings while cosleeping, attachment parenting sleep, baby sleep podcast, sleep strategies for newborns, safe cosleeping checklist, co-sleeping benefits for baby, bedsharing do's and don'ts, baby sleep routine

Tracy Gillett, founder of Raised Good, asserts that social sleep is the norm for mammals like us. She shares how our biology put her on the "natural" path as a new mum. Find one way to connect with me before you click out: Follow this show Sign up for my ⁠email list⁠ Join our ⁠Instagram community⁠ Send me a voice note Give this show 5 stars, so it'll reach more struggling parents By listening to this podcast, you agree and acknowledge that Tiffany Belanger is in no way responsible for the safety or well-being of your child -- that remains your responsibility at all times.

That is the ultimate question, isn't it? For some families, cosleeping is the answer - and if it works, that is absolutely your prerogative! But it isn't always the way forward that honours the needs of everyone involved. How are you supposed to know whether it will work for you or not? This episode covers the myths, the realities and the risks involved in cosleeping and why it has such a bad rep! Leave an anonymous voicemail for Amanda to share her advice on the podcast: https://www.speakpipe.com/babysbestsleep Learn More About Working 1:1 With Us: https://babysbestsleep.com/i-have-the-best-sleeper-ca/Book A Discovery Call: http://babysbestsleep.as.me/ Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/qP2hlgR5eMk

#Cosleep or no sleep is how I clumsily fell into #bedsharing I don't know if it was desperation, instincts or both but what I do know is that my family sleep better together in bed and that includes my infant baby boy. Controversial a topic cosleeping it may be but what's better a mother who's so exhausted from frequent feedings, separation anxiety and the burning need a mom has to monitor a new babies breathing 7000 times a night, I'm not sure all I know is that cosleeping feels natural for me and mine. If you enjoyed this episode and you'd like to send some gratitude Venmo/cashapp:$itsnyerra. These podcasts are intentionally #shortpodcast for the busy listener. Follow me on Instagram @goddess.ofabundance. #motherhood #spirituality --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/goddessofabundance/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goddessofabundance/support

Ever wonder when to begin sleep training? What sleep aid options are there for your little one? And, what's the Ferber method? This week, we talk all about infant sleep and our trials and tribulations in the infant sleep process.This episode addresses various topics on sleep in the infant period. While we highlight our experience, it is important to keep in mind the recommendations for safe sleep by the American Academy of Pediatrics. Always put baby to bed on his/her backNo other objects in crib except babyAvoid having baby in bed with youDress baby to avoid getting too hotCheck out https://patiented.solutions.aap.org/handout.aspx?gbosid=15654 for more of recommendations on safe infant sleep and ways to avoid Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)Baby Spark sleep course- https://babysparks.com/ Dr. Harvey Karp's 5 S's for Soothing Babies - https://www.happiestbaby.com/blogs/baby/the-5-s-s-for-soothing-babiesCry it out method - https://www.whattoexpect.com/first-year/crying-it-out.aspxFerber method - https://www.thebump.com/a/ferber-methodDo you have a question, story, or piece of advice that you would like to add to the conversation? Contact us at thecradleandall@gmail.com.If you enjoyed today's episode, follow us on Instagram (@thecradleandall) and share with your friends, family, and mom tribe. And, remember to subscribe.Thank you for listening!

In this weeks episode, I will be talking all about sleep. what my son's sleep schedule looks like, how we safely co sleep, sleep training pros and cons and of course, some random facts about sleep.I have also added a new "Throwback" segment where each week,  we will be taking a trip down memory lane and looking back on the best and worsts of the early 2000's and 90's trends. Links:Bed Rail LinkWatch on YouTube SHOP Good Mom MerchPersonal InstagramFollow me on TikTokFollow me on TwitterSupport the show (https://pod.fan/goodmomscrytoo)

Our first guest! It's his first time podcasting, and he makes quite the impression. Lots of topics covered including coronavirus and Owen's first 6 weeks at home. Cameron regales of Amanda's 2nd pregnancy. Enjoy!

Are you overwhelmed by the polarizing opinions about baby sleep? Have you been shamed for your choice to co-sleep or your choice to sleep train your baby? Dr. Elizabeth Adams joins the podcast today to help us understand the research around these sleep approaches to help you make informed decisions that work for your family. Spoiler alert: You are allowed to choose a sleep plan for your family, based on your values, despite the strong opinions of others around you.   Show notes: https://bit.ly/37iHZ6E

The dreaded question... "Does your baby sleep through the night?" Thankfully our now 18-month-old does, but it took a lot of trial-and-error for our family to get to where we are today. In this episode, my husband Brian joins me as a guest for the first time to talk about our sleep journey with Lacey from birth until now.  Although strategies have been the most effective in making positive change, there were a couple of products that really helped us. Here are some that either we or our friends love! Video monitor system Infant Optics Lollipop Baby Camera Foscam Security Camera System Blackout Window Covers For our nursery: Blackout EZ - Total Sunlight Blocking Window Cover For travel: AmazonBasics Portable Baby Travel Window Blackout Blind Shades with Suction Cups Ok to wake clock LittleHippo Mella Ready to Rise Children's Trainer   *Note: We do talk about safe co-sleeping which is sometimes a taboo subject. Although it is discouraged by the American Academy of Pediatrics, there are many other countries, like New Zealand, that educate parents on how to set-up a safe co-sleeping space which has resulted in an overall decrease in mortality. Our opinion is that much like making the topic of safe sex taboo, not talking about how to make co-sleeping safer is putting families at a higher risk because sometimes when sleep deprivation is a factor, co-sleeping just happens. We have researched the risks and know them well. Co-sleeping at the start with our baby is what worked best for us to keep our little girl safe. We encourage you to read this fast-read written by NPR on the topic.

You know what the most trite advice is about babies and sleep? “Honey, sleep when the baby sleeps!” It makes me think of a meme I came across on Instagram that said, “Sure. And I’ll do laundry when my baby does laundry and wash bottles when my baby washes bottles.” When the baby sleeps, that may be our only window of time to get to the umpteen things we have to do.  One of the most polarizing and confusing topics for a new mom is “To sleep train or not.” There are some parents who are die-hard believers in the Ferber method and others who prefer co-sleeping, and others who fall somewhere in between. First and foremost, there is no right or wrong method. You do what is right for your baby and your family and your schedule. What I aim to provide you with is knowledge. If you’re a mom who is unsure what to do to help your baby go to sleep and sleep well, this is the episode for you. My goal is to keep things as objective as possible, (you know I am a journalist, it’s how my thinking is hardwired), so I want to present to you two different perspectives so that you come out of this more aware and self-assured on how to handle sleep when it comes to you and your baby or babies. On today’s episode, I am joined by Kelly Murray, a certified sleep consultant and Amber Price, MD, a pediatrician and breastfeeding consultant, who lives and teaches child-led parenting. Enjoy - and don’t fall asleep during this episode! ;) MEET MY GUESTS WEBSITE: Kelly Murray Sleep Consulting FACEBOOK: Kelly Murray Sleep Consulting WEBSITE: Willow Pediatrics and Lactation INSTAGRAM: Willow Pediatrics and Lactation SHOW NOTES 2:50 - Meet Kelly Murray, founder of Kelly Murray Sleep Consulting 3:45 - Meet Dr. Amber Price, pediatrician and breastfeeding medicine specialist and founder of Willow Pediatrics 4:40 - How much sleep should a newborn be getting? 8:00 - When can I put my baby on a schedule? 12:50 - When is a baby ready to sleep train? 15:20 - Recap of the book, “12 Hours in 12 Weeks” by Suzy Giardano 20:00 - Did you co-sleep or sleep train early on? Share your personal experiences with us. 24:00 - Are there alternatives to the Ferber method of sleep training? 27:00 - How do babies self soothe? 29:00 - How did you co-sleep with your kids (for Dr. Price)? 36:50 - What is the stigma vs. the benefits of sleep training vs. attachment parenting? 46:27 - How do you know child-led parenting is meant for you? 47:40 - What are some of the similarities of both philosophies? 48:00 - Mom Sense moment 55:29 - Mom Haul 59:37 - Quote of the Day MOM HAUL: SnoozeShade Pack N Play Crib Canopy Hot Air Brush Vitamin D Drops Mother Love Nipple Cream CONTACT WEBSITE: That's Total Mom Sense INSTAGRAM: @kanikaxoxo EMAIL: thatstotalmomsense@gmail.com

There are many decisions to make as a parent.  Breastfeed or bottle?  Cosleep or no?  Where to find quality care? And when you reach out for more information while making these decisions, the waters sometimes seem to only get more cloudy. Emily Oster's new book, Cribsheet, tackles many common decisions make in the early years.  But she's not here to tell you what to do.  She's taking a different approach.  Applying her experience as an economist (which, I've learned, is really the science of informed decision-making) to her role as a parent, she's sharing an approach that is equal parts, rigorous data and honest wholistic consideration. Find show notes at: https://notjustcute.com/podcast/episode24

SIDS, it's something all parents have thought about at one time or another. Today we are joined by board certified pediatrician Dr. Carolyn Smith with Esse Health Tesson Ferry Pediatrics. Join us as Dr. Smith discusses safe sleep and different ways to promote safe sleep. Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/essehealth on Twitter and Instagram @essehealth. You can also follow Dr. Smith on Twitter @STLdrCarolyn. For more information about Esse Health please visit our website at www.essehealth.com.

Our topic is about sleep."Is your baby sleeping through the night yet?" is often the first question people ask a new parent. The truth is that most babies do not sleep through the night, yet it is a myth that is perpetuated from generation to generation. Babies have needs at night just as they do during the day; from hunger, loneliness, and fear, to feeling too cold or too hot. They need the reassurance of a loving parent to feel secure during the night. Join me as I discuss the topics of co sleeping, bed-sharing and the myth of sleep training. Later in the show I will be joined by Bill and Martha Sears. After raising eight children and practicing pediatric medicine for more than 30 years, they have answered questions from thousands of parents. Millions more have sought their advice through their 40+ pediatric books, articles in parenting magazines, and our appearances on more than 100 television programs such as 20/20, Donahue, Good Morning America, Oprah, CBS This Morning, CNN, NBC's Today Show and Dateline. 

Will you be co-sleeping with your baby? What are the benefits, short and long term, to co-sleeping? Is co-sleeping safe? What constitutes a safe sleeping environment regardless of where baby sleeps? Does co-sleeping effect your babies ability to fall asleep in his/her bed when older? Is there a correlation between co-sleeping and SIDS? Dr. Fredrick Johnson, Chief of Pediatrics at Sharp Mary Birch Hospital is this week's PregTASTIC expert.