My child is a sleepwalker
March 23, 2013
You already found your child standing up, asleep, while he should have been in bed? Is he sleepwalking? Why? Is it dangerous?
You already found your child standing up, asleep, while he should have been in bed? Is he sleepwalking? Why? Is it dangerous?
“He had put his leg over the barrier! If I had not arrived, he could have broken his neck!” Do you think it is time to move from a crib to a bed?
The 5-10-15 method uses progressive waiting to help your baby go to sleep by himself during the night.
Does your child sounds like a little buzzing engine when he sleeps? We can laugh about it a little but his snoring could also be the first symptom of sleep apnea.
Some children are all-star champions in finding excuses to avoid sleep time. Here are a few tips to make bedtime easier.
For your children’s safety, only use cribs that were made after September 1986.
When they’re babies, co-sleeping facilitates breastfeeding and relationship building. But what happens when your 2, 4 or even 8 year-old child still sleeps with you? A psychologist explains.
Behavioural strategies have been proven to be the most effective way to help infants and children who are resistant at bedtime or wake during the night.