Category Archives: Safe Sleep

Cosleeping, the family bed, and nighttime parenting

• How to Deal With Feeling Touched Out

  The experience of feeling touched out can be a common experience among parents of babies and young children. Amy shares tips on how to process that feeling.  MORE

• The Love of a Daddy

  A mother reflects on an act of love her father did for her as a baby and how the cycle now continues with her own daughter.  MORE

• Wordless Wednesday: Sleeping

  This week we asked you to share sleeping with us. Read more about safe sleeping on our resource page. Link up!  MORE

• Nighttime Nursing with Twins

  A reader asks our NPN Mentors about nighttime nursing with twins.  MORE

• Night Parenting with Sensory Processing Disorder

  My daughter has sensory processing disorder, an oversensitivity to sensory input that means my daughter has lived most of her life in constant arousal, her system always poised for fight-or-flight. No wonder she has trouble sleeping.  MORE

• Nap Battles

  A peak inside Gretchen’s journey towards peaceful nap times with her young daughter.  MORE

• Giveaway: Until the Light of Morning CD and Panel $52 ARV {1.18; US/Can} CLOSED

  Review and giveaway of Until the Light of Morning, a soothing CD that can be played any time you or baby needs to relax.  MORE

• An Earthquake Ready Bedroom

  An informative guide on how to prepare a room to be ready for earthquakes!  MORE

• Troubleshooting Night Waking

  A reader asks our natural parenting mentors about causes of night waking and how to remedy it.  MORE

• Co-sleeping, Feed-Sharing and Second-Parent Bonding

  Co-sleeping is one excellent way to have two attachment parents in the family (instead of just one). Unfortunately, the family bed doesn’t always work for every family member. Co-sleeping usually brings a more restful night for families but if you have a baby who wakes crying frequently to nurse (my daughter), it can be hard on a parent who was …  MORE

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