Are your children dealing with sleepiness during the day while being wide awake at night? You're not alone! Legions of parents experience this as a persistent issue, and naturally, it can wreak havoc on the whole family's lifestyle. Fortunately there are ways to help your little ones sleep better –– and one is by making sure they get more exercise.

The crib to bed transition is one us mamas think about from time to time, but not a hurdle you prepare for until it’s truly here. So many questions come up with this big transition. Are your kiddos ready? Will they stay in bed? What if they wake up at night? The list goes on.

Let’s help you make this next move!

Here are some things we do in our house to combat anxiety and help our kiddos sleep better

When babies and toddlers just won’t sleep despite trying everything, parents often feel desperate and are willing to try anything, even medication.

As a last resort parents may jump to using medications such as Benadryl or natural supplements like melatonin. If you’ve ever thought about using either of these or you are currently using them, you may wonder are these truly safe for my child?

When we put blue light devices in front of our children, this disrupts the natural sleep-wake cycle by confusing their mind into thinking it’s still daytime. The good news is you can ditch the screen and create beautiful moments with your children that will wear them out!

When your toddler or young child expresses that they are afraid of something, or if they start panicking around bedtime, the first step is for you to talk with them about it. Toddlers begin developing new fears mainly because they become more imaginative and develop a deeper thought process than they did as babies. Here are tips to help you manage your toddler’s night time fears.

Children that deal with bed wetting, either during nap time or standard evening sleep, can develop multiple coping mechanisms often seen as antisocial, deal with bouts of depression or display anxious behaviors around naps and bedtime. As well as being concerned for their child’s development, parents might find themselves frustrated and dealing with the same effects due to sleep loss. When your child has bed wetting fears, you may find yourself struggling with your bedtime routine.

We know how important sleep is for both you and your little one!

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