Curriculum

It’s all about connection

Secure Attachment

Ignite your motherly intuition

Setting loving boundaries

Tips for DAD

How is this NOT Sleep Training?

2.1 Parenting styles

2.2 Child Temperament & Sleep Tips

2.3 Sensory difficulties and sleep

Sleep Science

Sleep Associations

The Dummy

3.1.a Milestones

3.1.b Growth Spurts

3.1.c Teething

3.1.d Separation Anxiety

3.1.e Sleep Regressions

3.4.a Nutrition and Sleep

3.4.b A Dieticians Guide: Starting solids, BLW and Fussy eating

3.4.c Introducing a bottle

3.4.d Formula feeding

4.1 Awake Windows

4.2 Total sleep lengths

4.3 Nap Transitions

4 Months

5 Months

6 Months

7 Months

8-12 Months

12-18 Months

Introduction

5.1.a. Oral Soothing: Breast, bottle, dummy association

5.1.b. Movement: Rocking | Bouncing | Swing | Patting association | Holding in arms

5.1.c. Closeness: Bed-sharing | Bed-sharing & Breastfeeding association | Room-Sharing | Move into own room

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6.1.a Safe Sleep

6.1.b Sleep Environment

6.1.c A lovey / soft toy / blankie

6.2.a Bedtime Routines

6.2.b Possible Hurdles: False Starts

6.2.c Possible Hurdles: Delayed Bedtime

6.2.d Possible Hurdles: Bedtime Battles

6.2.e Possible Hurdles: Reset the biological clock

6.2.f Possible Hurdles: Fear of the crib

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7.1.a Handling Night Wakings

7.1.b Night Feeding Guidelines

7.1.c Night Weaning (Breast / Bottle)

7.1.d What about sleep regression wakings?

Early Mornings

8.1.a Nap Introduction

8.1.b Nap 1,2 and 3

8.1.c Nap Struggles: Short naps & a backup plan

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