by jenbabywhisperer | Feb 2, 2021 | parents, Sleep Deprived Mommy, Uncategorized
My last couple of sleep coach blogs, focusing on parent to parent straight talk, were well received, so I’m here again to share some tips from a sleep consultant. Today I’m going to talk about anxiety. Every new parent’s been there – your baby’s behavior doesn’t match...
by Jennifer Schindele | Oct 21, 2020 | Sleep Deprived Mommy
As a sleep coach for babies, my advice usually revolves around how to sleep train a baby and other pediatric sleep issues. Today, however, I want to focus on the moms out there. Parenting presents unique challenges, and in my area of expertise, when you throw sleep...
by jenbabywhisperer | Mar 13, 2019 | General Health, parents, Sleep Deprived Mommy
You, like many other people, probably think of sleep as a time when your mind and body rest and slow down, but in truth, sleep is a time when your body is working at a furious pace. According to the National Sleep Foundation, “sleep is an active period in which a lot...
by jenbabywhisperer | Oct 16, 2018 | General Health, parents, Sleep Deprived Mommy
I’m going to switch gears and focus on YOU. Are you practicing what you preach when it comes to healthy sleep? While my main focus is on helping families get their babies to sleep soundly, it’s still essential for you to get a good night’s rest. If... by jenbabywhisperer | Apr 3, 2018 | Baby Night Feedings, Baby Sleep Tips, get your baby to sleep, get your baby to sleep better, Healthy Sleep Habit, Healthy Sleep Habits, parents, Sleep Deprived Mommy
Take a look at nights in your household. Are you and your partner sharing nighttime duty equally, or is one of you the go-to person for nighttime wake-ups, while other partner sleeps soundly and pinch-hits on occasion? If the latter is the case, don’t worry, it’s... by jenbabywhisperer | Feb 13, 2018 | babies, Baby Night Feedings, Baby Sleep Tips, Child Sleep Tips, get your baby to sleep, get your baby to sleep better, Healthy Sleep Tips, Infant Co-sleeper, Sleep Deprived Mommy, Sleep Problems in Babies
If you’ve stumbled upon this blog because you’re wondering if you and your baby can co-sleep and sleep train, it’s probable that something just isn’t working for you. If something’s not working for your baby’s (or your own) sleep habits, my job as a pediatric sleep...