Better Sleep For Babies

Welcome back to Better Sleep for Babies! In Part 3 of our Summer Replay Series, I’m revisiting one of the most popular and relatable episodes: Episode 8 – Common Sleep Crutches & How to Gently Eliminate Them.

Sleep crutches—like rocking, feeding, or holding to sleep—are incredibly common, but they can become frustrating when they stop working. In this episode, I explain what sleep associations are, how they develop, and how you can gently phase them out to help your little one fall asleep independently and confidently.

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In this episode of Better Sleep For Babies, I’m diving into the critical "fourth trimester" and sharing practical tips to help you navigate those early weeks with your newborn. I’ll walk you through creating a womb-like environment, introducing the Eat, Play, Sleep cycle, and mastering Dr. Harvey Karp’s 5 S’s to soothe your baby.

This episode is packed with heartfelt encouragement and actionable advice to help you feel confident and supported as you embrace parenthood and work toward better sleep for your family.

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Today’s episode is a little different—shorter, more direct, and filled with tough love and encouragement. If you're feeling stuck in sleep deprivation, this is your sign to take action. I am here to challenge, support, and empower you to choose the kind of “hard” that leads to better rest and a thriving family life. Whether you’re rocking a heavy toddler to sleep or surrendering your bed every night, it doesn’t have to stay this way. You have the power to make a change, and she’s here to guide you every step of the way.

Tune in for practical tips, mindset shifts, and motivation to finally get on the path to healthy sleep—for everyone in your home.

💡 Key Quote:

"You can choose your hard—either stay exhausted or do the short-term hard work of sleep training and thrive as a family."

💥Time to Take Action:

If you’re tired of feeling exhausted and ready to take your nights (and your bed!) back, it’s time to act. Start by scheduling a free 15-minute call with me to talk about your sleep struggles and how I can help you create a customized plan that works.

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What should you do when your child gets sick during sleep training?

In this episode of Better Sleep for Babies, Natalie shares how to balance comfort and consistency without losing progress. She explains when to pause sleep training, how to maintain healthy habits, and why it’s important to avoid slipping back into strong sleep crutches like bed-sharing.

You’ll also hear practical tips for easing back into sleep training once your child is well. If you’re feeling torn between soothing your sick child and sticking to your sleep plan, this episode will help you find a gentle path forward.

Need help navigating sleep training during sickness? Visit www.slumberpsc.com and click on the "Contact" tab to reach out to Natalie directly. She’s ready to help you create a plan that works for your family.

Is your baby or toddler waking up before the sun—and you're not sure why or how to fix it?

In this episode of Better Sleep for Babies, we're tackling those frustrating early morning wake-ups. I’ll walk you through the most common causes and give you practical, gentle strategies to help your child sleep later and start the day more rested. From adjusting nap timing to using tools like the Hatch OK-to-wake clock, we’re covering it all.

Ready for better mornings (and better sleep)? Visit www.slumberpsc.com for personalized support, or email me directly at [email protected]—I’d love to help you and your little one get the rest you need.

Today’s episode is a little different—shorter, more direct, and filled with tough love and encouragement. If you're feeling stuck in sleep deprivation, this is your sign to take action. I am here to challenge, support, and empower you to choose the kind of “hard” that leads to better rest and a thriving family life.

Whether you’re rocking a heavy toddler to sleep or surrendering your bed every night, it doesn’t have to stay this way. You have the power to make a change, and she’s here to guide you every step of the way.

Tune in for practical tips, mindset shifts, and motivation to finally get on the path to healthy sleep—for everyone in your home.

💥 If you’re tired of feeling exhausted and ready to take your nights (and your bed!) back, it’s time to act. Start by scheduling a free 15-minute call with me to talk about your sleep struggles and how I can help you create a customized plan that works.

👉 [Book your free call here] https://calendly.com/nannillo84/let-s-chat

Is your baby suddenly crying every time you leave the room? Does your toddler cling to you at preschool drop-off? Separation anxiety is normal, but that doesn’t make it easy—for parents or children.

In this episode, we’re unpacking everything you need to know about separation anxiety. You'll learn:

• When separation anxiety typically starts, peaks, and fades

• Why it’s a healthy sign of attachment and brain development

• What object permanence has to do with your child’s fear of being apart

• Gentle, practical tips to help your child feel more confident and secure during goodbyes

Whether you’re a parent, nanny, or caregiver, this episode will give you reassurance and real strategies you can use right away.

📚 Related Resource: What Is Object Permanence? – Learn how your child’s developing brain plays a role in separation anxiety.

In this episode, I’m diving into sleep regressions—the what, when, and why of disrupted sleep in babies and toddlers.

From developmental milestones to increased independence, we’ll talk through the causes and give you clear, actionable strategies to respond with confidence. If you're in the thick of it, don’t worry—I’ve got you. And if you’re looking for next steps, let’s get in touch. Visit my website at slumberpsc.com and contact me!

🔗 Links & Resources:

Visit my website & book a free call: ⁠www.slumberpsc.com⁠

Follow on Instagram: natalie.sleep.coach

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In this episode, I’m diving into sleep regressions—the what, when, and why of disrupted sleep in babies and toddlers.

From developmental milestones to increased independence, we’ll talk through the causes and give you clear, actionable strategies to respond with confidence.

If you're in the thick of it, don’t worry—I’ve got you. And if you’re looking for next steps, let’s get in touch. Visit my website at slumberpsc.com and contact me! 

🔗 Links & Resources:

Visit my website & book a free call: ⁠www.slumberpsc.com⁠

Follow on Instagram: natalie.sleep.coach

Join the free Facebook community: Better Sleep For Babies - Podcast Community

Before we talk about bedtime routines or sleep schedules, let’s talk about something even more powerful: your mindset.

In this episode, I’m guiding you through 5 soul-searching questions that every parent should reflect on before (or during) sleep training. These aren’t about strategies or techniques—they’re about the beliefs, fears, and hopes you carry into this journey.

If you’ve ever felt unsure about sleep training… or if guilt, fear of crying, or self-doubt have kept you from moving forward, this episode is for you. Let’s get to the heart of what’s holding you back and begin to shift into a mindset that empowers both you and your child.

What You’ll Learn:

• How fear of discomfort can hold back progress—for both you and your baby

• What crying really means, and why it feels so triggering

• How sleep training can actually strengthen your bond with your child