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It’s one thing having a baby who wakes up and requires a small amount of comforting before going swiftly back to sleep – but a baby who wakes up and

The ultimate goal for every parent when sleep training their baby is to make sure their child is happy, healthy and sleeping well, and if you can finally get some

With daylight savings time fast approaching in many parts of the world, I thought it would be helpful to share my advice on handling this. Most parents do not mind

Insufficient sleep has been labelled “a serious public health problem among children” by a leading paediatrician, with one study suggesting that sleep problems affect between 25 and 50% of young

Sleep training can be daunting for new parents. If your baby isn’t getting the sleep that they need, it can cause stress in the family, making it difficult to know

If your baby is 6+ months old, heavier than 15 lbs/6.8kg, eating solid foods, and your paediatrician is on board, it may be time to drop the last night feed.

It’s fair to say that in most of the families we’ve worked with over the years, one parent takes on more of the parental responsibilities than the other. That’s not

Extremely hot weather can understandably be a real worry for new parents. Babies can’t regulate their body temperature as efficiently as older children and adults, so when the heat rises,