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Experts in sleeping #children and happy #parents! We're all #Mums, we've been there, we get it! [email protected]
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Very proud to have contributed towards this brilliant book & is a must read guide for #pregnant #mums, dispelling myths around #birth
If you're terrified about kids getting out of a decent sleep routine, or you've already got little ones who need to get into one (!) , message my mate Annie @3sleepexperts. They're all super calm, kind and understanding. Give your child (and yourselves!) the gift of sleep!!
We can help providing flexible, manageable routines & restoring balance to your lives during this time of uncertainty. We’ve listened & are able to provide all of our packages remotely so please get in touch via the website. Look forward to working with you soon! #CoronaCrisis
This is fantastic & such a relief to expectant parents. Well done @HappyBirthClub!
We've been working hard @HappyBirthClub to get our live, interactive ante natal courses up and running. Huge fear and uncertainty for #pregnant couples right now. We had a wonderful response to our free launch this week. First full course starts next week! thehappybirthclub.co.uk
This is a great thread for parents, sound, practical advice. Please read!
Hello new educators, I think you are going to relish home schooling your amazing children. Here’s a bit of applied psychology that might help. Thread:
We can help providing flexible, manageable routines & restoring balance to your lives during this time of uncertainty. We’ve listened & are able to provide all of our packages remotely so please get in touch via the website. Look forward to working with you soon! #CoronaCrisis
For any expectant parents out there, please do use this great opportunity and book onto this course with @HappyBirthClub tomorrow evening. A perfect opportunity to have those worries reassured 💖
Tomorrow night at 7pm myself and midwife, Emily, will be hosting a FREE one hour #antenatalclass for anyone, anywhere in the world!! Email [email protected] so that we can invite you onto @zoom_us. PLEASE RT... This is the time to help one another!
Really enjoyed doing this piece with @ChildsFarm & @mrsestellelee & such a treat to share the article with the one & only, always relatable Mama @TheUnmumsyMum 💖!! Please have a read childsfarm.com/blog/why-bath-… #WorldSleepDay
The Melbourne Institute study monitored 328 families over five years & also found no long term effect to parent or child. By contrast, we know that tiredness affects memory consolidation,behaviour, concentration, appetite, our immune system, couple’s relationships & mental health
Thank god for this! Too many new parents are overly - anxious about their babies crying while learning to self-soothe. This isn't leaving babies to scream for hours. It's normal for some babies to cry sometimes while nodding off. No more guilt. mol.im/a/8097977 @MailOnline
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Letting babies 'cry out' at night helps to soothe them, study finds
Researchers at the University of Warwick tracked 178 babies and their mothers over the children's first year and a half to find that letting them cry at night causes no real problems.
We see exhausted, tearful parents on a weekly basis, worrying about being judged by other parents for choosing to help their children to sleep soundly. The function of sleep is that it’s restorative and is so important for any family to function well.
It's really bad. I see new mums exhausted and anxious because they've "read in books" that crying damages their babies brains. My heart breaks for them. They're just trying their best. But we need to empower them that it's OK if babies are fed, dry and well, they will still cry.
‘Infants occasionally left to cry by their parents, instead of being immediately picked up and comforted, cry for slightly shorter periods by the age of 18 months, according to a study. And its major finding is that encouraging babies to self-soothe probably does them no harm.’
Thank god for this! Too many new parents are overly - anxious about their babies crying while learning to self-soothe. This isn't leaving babies to scream for hours. It's normal for some babies to cry sometimes while nodding off. No more guilt. mol.im/a/8097977 @MailOnline
dailymail.co.uk
Letting babies 'cry out' at night helps to soothe them, study finds
Researchers at the University of Warwick tracked 178 babies and their mothers over the children's first year and a half to find that letting them cry at night causes no real problems.
For all those women who persevere through the self doubt, the relentless tiredness and keeping those balls in the air whilst never giving up, on International Women’s Day, we salute you! #InternationalWomensDay #IWD2020
Please see our top tips for keeping things on track today with the #clockschange! Cannot believe I forgot to move them back before I went to bed, 6am was when my kiddies bounded downstairs! #clocksgoback
Many of our families get worried about the looming #clockchange so here are some tips to guide you through the next few days!
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