Separation anxiety can be a trying time for parents and babies alike and usually peaks between 10 – 18 months, but can continue through the later toddler years. It can intensify when developmental milestones or major transitions happen in the child’s life: cognitive developmental leaps,…
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My husband and I just moved to a new state with our 21-month-old little girl. He’s beginning his pediatric residency at a local hospital, and I’m spending most of my time begging my toddler to “go play” while I hover over the toilet throwing up…
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Nap transitions are not fun…no matter how you look at it. And truth be told, the routine is all out of whack for a few solid weeks. This is the time you need to create a plan, have lots of patience, and be consistent. Between…
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This transition is a doozy. If you’ve gone through it, you know it can feel like it can last for months. So, we wanted to dive in and unpack all that’s taking place with this major transition. We recently had a client who had a…
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We all know how hard the transition from two naps to one can be, but the real challenge doesn’t necessarily lie in the schedule. The real challenge is simply making sure the child is getting a long enough restorative nap now that they are only…
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