Starting a new family can be a wonderful yet stressful experience. Newborns, and even older babies, can seem mysterious and taking care of them may be a little scary. Fortunately, babies are born with the skills and desire to tell parents what they need. In this blog, experienced moms (who happen to be experts) will help parents understand why babies behave the way they do and share tips to help parents cope with the ups and downs of this new and exciting time of life.
Friday, March 12, 2010
Coming Soon: A New Series on Infant Sleep
We're getting out our magnifying glasses and studying night and day! By popular demand, we will start a new series of posts on the mysteries of infant sleep. We'll scour the latest research findings to address more of the specific questions that have come our way in the last few weeks. Stay tuned! In the meantime, we'll continue to answer your questions on other topics.
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Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteOur almost 10-week old son used to take two long naps of 1-2 hours - one in the morning and one in the afternoon. Lately, his "naps" are under 30 minutes, but he does sleep longer at night (3-4 hour stretches). However, because he no longer takes long naps, he's over-tired by 5 p.m. (He starts the day at 6 a.m.)
ReplyDeleteAny suggestions for re-starting longer daytime naps while maintaining long stretches of nighttime sleep?