10 Articles You Loved In 2016

10 Must-Read Articles From 2016


It’s hard to believe that the new year is almost here, and we have helped so many families get started on their journey to better sleep. As we close out 2016, we thought it would be fun to take a look back at the blog articles that our readers loved most this year!
With in-depth advice on topics ranging from newborn sleep problems; to answers about early rising; to nap fighting; and top toddler sleep problems, these articles (not in any particular order!) were really popular this year. Take a look below – you may just get a new favorite too!

10 Articles You Loved In 2016

10. Sleep Regression, Phase, or Habit – Which Is Causing Your Baby’s Sleep Problems?
With several sleep regressions in baby’s first year alone, it’s no wonder most parents dread the words! But given that every baby is different and regressions may hit at slightly different ages, it can be confounding to know whether your baby’s sleep changes are due to a regression, phase, growth spurt or any other number of factors.
Confused about why your baby’s sleep has suddenly changed? Click here to find out why!
9. 10 Signs It’s Time To Sleep Train
Changing sleep habits are a pretty big deal for most of us, and starting sleep coaching is like starting a new fitness program – it takes commitment, determination and lots of support. Deciding the right time to begin sleep coaching can also be challenging for many parents.
To find out if you and your baby are ready for sleep coaching, click here!
8. 4 Reasons Your Baby Is Fighting Naps
We all know that babies need naps and that they are essential to their growth and development. But what happens when you are doing everything in your power to help your baby get the sleep she needs but she still. won’t. sleep?
7. 9 Common Toddler Sleep Problems (And How To Cope With Them)
Toddler-hood can be an amazing and magical time where your baby is suddenly growing into a little person, full of personality, opinions, and questions. But with all this excitement can also come some downright perplexing sleep problems!
It is no wonder this was our most popular article in 2016. To take a look back at how to handle the 9 most challenging toddler sleep problems, click here now!
6. THIS Is What Good Baby Sleep Looks Like, According To Science.
We usually know when our baby or toddler isn’t getting enough sleep, but sometimes it’s hard to be sure. The American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) conducted extensive research on how much sleep babies and toddlers need to be healthy and thrive and we share the results with you!
Click here to see how much sleep your baby needs and why it’s SO important!
5. The Accidental Co-Sleeper: 5 Key Facts
Let’s face it: accidental co-sleeping is real! You know the kind of co-sleeping I’m talking about, right? The kind of co-sleeping that you never really planned on, but that just kind of happens on its own? The kind of co-sleeping where you put your child to sleep in her own bed, only to find her in YOUR bed a few hours later? Yep. That kind of accidental co-sleeping.
If this describes you, read 5 Key Facts About Accidental Co-Sleeping here.
4. What Do Babies and Toddlers Sleep In As Pajamas?
A lot of parents ask us about the best sleepwear for their babies and toddlers. There are quite a few factors to consider with safety and comfort at the top of the list. We’ve got you covered with tips and recommendations to keep your baby safe and comfortable from newborn to toddler-hood.

3. Cry It Out For Naps? Here’s What You Need To Know.
It’s no secret that naps are often a lot tougher than nights when you’re talking about good, quality sleep. Daytime sleep is a lot different than night sleep and many children need more space to learn to sleep independently for naps.
If you are considering a cry-it-out approach to help your baby get their best daytime sleep, 
2. Baby Waking Up Too Early? Here Are 5 Tips To Help.
Early wakings really are one of the toughest sleep challenges to fix! So, it’s no wonder help for early mornings is consistently one our most popular topics.
For more answers to help your early riser, click here!
1. Newborn Not Sleeping? Here Are 6 Reasons Why.
Most of us know that newborns sleep A LOT! And although some newborns can sleep for longer stretches during the day or night, this is definitely not true for every baby. Our article will help you get a feel for what “normal” newborn sleep looks like, and 6 reasons your newborn may not be getting enough sleep.
For help putting all the pieces of the newborn sleep puzzle together, click here!
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Which articles were your favorite this year? Did any particular favorites stand out? Share your thoughts with us!

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