Sleep training can seem scary, especially when you invest so much in it and you are not sure it will work! Follow along to with baby M as he learned how to sleep and his parents finally got the sleep they needed!
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The dream feed is one of our favorite tools to utilize during sleep training with families, but even if you are not planning on sleep training anytime soon, a dream feed may be helpful for your baby. Dream feeds help break the cycle of feeding to sleep association, but also help your baby get what they may need over night.
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If you answered yes, and you are just not seeing the results you want, a sleep training template will not give you the results you want. If you want your baby to be sleeping through the night, on their own, in their own crib in a few short days, not weeks or months, then a template giving you robotic instructions to follow will not give you the results you want.
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We get it. They wake often. Newborn babies do that a lot because they need to stay safe and they often do not sleep long periods of time until they are older and stronger. When babies hit the 3-4 month range they can sleep longer periods of time, but until then, let us share some tips on helping your baby sleep better.
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