Sleep regression refers to a period of change in sleeping patterns experienced by babies. This change often occurs when infants who previously had no issues with sleep, settling well, or sleeping for ...

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You survived the first months with a new baby. You’ve even made it through the 4-month sleep regression. Superheroes have nothing on you. But wait, what’s that? Your child has suddenly stopped ...

Every parent of a small baby knows the moment of relief that comes as their little one begins to sleep for longer periods. It starts when they snooze for up to 5 hours at a time around 3 to 4 months.

Your little one's first birthday is usually marked by having a taste of cake and smudging some frosting on those rosy cheeks as loved ones look on and snap photos. Chances are, a hiccup in your little ...

With sleep regression, just when your baby starts to develop a favorable pattern of sleep that's more predictable, everything changes. Your baby may be fussier and will refuse to sleep at nap time or ...

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The first time your baby sleeps through the night is almost as exciting as the day you bring them home from the hospital. But at certain points in their life — around 4 months in particular, but also ...

The consensus among sleep specialists is that there are roughly six stages of sleep regression at different ages—when the baby is 4, 6, 8, 12, 18, and 24 months old. While sleep regression is a common ...

Sleep regression occurs when a previously well-rested toddler suddenly starts waking up more often at night, taking shorter naps, or refusing to go to bed at all. Sleep regression comes in many forms ...

Sleep regression is a normal part of your baby’s development. It often happens alongside big milestones like walking or teething. Gentle, consistent routines help your baby settle again. If your ...