Hi Baby,
Changing the clocks back might mean irregular sleep schedules but it can also mean more time for YOU. Whether that means going to the bathroom alone, getting paid to create content for Little Spoon or also sleeping in, we have all the hacks. Don’t forget to mark the calendar for November 16, find out why below ⬇️.
• Come join Chloe Massey, Parenting Expert and Cooper Group Leader, holding master's degrees in Early Childhood Education and Special Education in our Digital Community on 11/16. She is here to answer all your questions about FEEDING!
• Well folks, that time of year is officially here 🕠.
• Did you hear? We’re working with a platform called Kale that actually rewards you with real $$$ when you post about Little Spoon on your social (yep, you read that right)! HERE’s how it works.
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🔥Parenting Tip of the Week🔥 |
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“As a doctor and mother myself, I know all too well that giving your baby allergenic foods can be stressful and overwhelming. With the right information and a simple roadmap, like with BéBé Foodie’s membership, it doesn’t have to be!”
-Dr. Taylor Lin
Pediatric Allergist, Immunologist and BéBé Foodie Advisor
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💬 Your Questions, Answered 💬 |
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Q: How do I adjust my child’s sleep schedule with Daylight Savings? |
A: It totally depends on their age, but remember that it’s okay to leave your baby in the crib for a little longer in the morning if they are content when they wake up. Starting the day later is helpful during this time to help shift their circadian rhythm, advises Camila Martelo, Pediatric Sleep Consultant and Is This Normal Expert. |
Q: What to do if your kids never sleep in their own beds for the night? |
A: Create more boundaries and consistency. Kids are built to test limits and it’s our job as caregivers to be setting those boundaries. If this impacts others in the house, it might be time for new rules and ensure you stick to them, advises Dr. Natalie Barnett, VP of Clinical Research at Nanit. |
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How to hack your time back. ⬇️ |
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