Entries by WeeSleep HQ

The Most Common Newborn Sleep Myths

New parents receive a lot of things. Of course, the most important is their new bundle of joy! But there are also the cards. The congratulations. The cute baby clothes. The nursery furniture. The list goes on and on…But new parents also receive something that they might never have imagined (or wanted)... unsolicited parenting...

Daylight Savings Sleep Tips

Spring Forward: Family Sleep Tips It’s that time of year! As we prepare for Sleep Awareness Week next week, we also have to prepare for Daylight Savings this weekend! In honour of the week dedicated to sleep (like every other week in the WeeSleep world!), WeeSleep Headquarters wanted to share some sleep tips for the whole family to help with...

Top 5 Reasons to Hire a Sleep Coach

Why would you hesitate to hire SLEEP COACH?  Here are 5 “no-brainer” reasons to make sleep a priority in hour home. Trust us. Save precious time and energy- researching, planning and education yourself on healthy sleep that works for YOUR family and YOUR child can take time.  Not to mention, it can be extremely overwhelming.  A sleep consultant will take that...

What does Sleep Training Mean?

Here is the “textbook definition” sleep train·ing the process of training young children to fall asleep on their own, typically by means of techniques in which the child is left to cry without being comforted, either for gradually increasing periods of time or until they fall asleep. noun "sleep training can be a source of contention among parents...

Daylight Savings + Baby Sleep

Ahhh…the sweet sound of calm and quiet in the morning. Your wee one is finally on a solid schedule – rising about the same time every day – and sleeping strong! What could possibly wreak havoc on this rock-solid routine? Well other than teething and sickness (which we obviously cannot predict!) there’s the pesky problem...

No Shame for An Early Bedtime

“When does your four-year-old go to bed?” This question recently popped up in my newsfeed from a mom belonging to a mutual Facebook group. A simple question, you’d think; but, instead, it incited a barrage of opinions and shaming between parents about the apparently-controversial “early bedtime.” While some moms responded that their pre-schoolers go to...