In infants, motor development can start from as early as two months. Little babies are able to lift and turn their heads when lying on their backs while their hands are fisted, and the arms are flexed.
Topics: Family, get better sleep, baby, texting, SIDS
Amid the health concerns created by COVID-19, it’s essential to pay attention to keeping yourself and your family healthy, especially as children begin to return to school. While a healthy lifestyle is no replacement for public health measures like wearing a mask when you leave the house, avoiding gatherings with people outside your household, and washing your hands frequently, you can support healthy immune function by taking good care of yourself.
Topics: Family, routine, sleep habits, parents, sleep routine
The hardest part about being a family is that everyone is their own unique person. It is exactly how we were designed, but it doesn’t mean it is easy when everyone's at different life stages affecting their sleep cycles.
As a wife, full-time working mom of two kids and a graduate student pursuing a PhD, sleep is essential to the rhythm of our family. Today, we will take a closer look at how life can affect sleep in a family from the smallest to the oldest.
Topics: trouble sleeping, Family, sleep hygiene
Helping kids get enough sleep involves creating soothing and consistent bedtime routines.
Below are some tips that can help your child (and you) ease into a good night's rest and solve any sleep problems your child might be experiencing.
Topics: Sleep Tips, Family, sleep health
