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Prince George is a rascal who doesn't like to sleep!

Posted by Karen Faulkner on

Yes these are the words of his daddy, Prince William! Poor Wills and Kate. I'm sure all you parents can relate to this :-(http://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/celebrity/prince-george-a-rascal-says-new-dad-prince-william-20130820-2s7r0.htmlSo what advice or help should we offer them?I was thinking of...

How to Manage Baby Sleep When Your Baby Is Sick or Teething?

Posted by Karen Faulkner on

At my previous GP practice nurse job I had 8 conversations (long ones) in one day about baby sleep problems. Big baby sleep problems.Some of these bubba's had been sick and or teething and had regressed...

Dummies and pacifiers - baby sleep problems

Posted by Karen Faulkner on

The decision to finally admit that the dummy is not helping your baby's sleep is a tough one. I've had another tough week of removing dummies from babies, who are addicted to them as a...

Helping the baby who wakes up too early

Posted by Karen Faulkner on

I've had so many babies who are waking up at 4am, 4:30am and 5 am and are driving their poor parents demented. I'm sure daylight savings has contributed to some of this! And teething and...

Daylight savings and your baby's sleep

Posted by Karen Faulkner on

The clocks have gone back an hour and daylight savings are here again! Its been fascinating for me working in 2 different ends of the globe.In the UK we never worried about the clocks going...

Bedtime books for babies

Posted by Karen Faulkner on

Making room for bedtime stories in your infants bedtime routine has many benefits. And it’s not just limited to creating magical memories. Bedtime stories are proven to help create a bond between parents and children....

The 6 -12 month flexible day routine

Posted by Karen Faulkner on

Here's a bit of gold that may help those of you with 6 month old babies get on track with routines. It helps your day have a bit of structure and remember that routines create...

Baby swaddle transition, moving on from wrapping your baby

Posted by Karen Faulkner on

This blog is dedicated to Miss Abigail. I felt it needed a share as I come across the swaddle/wrap issue so very much. I am most definitely a subscriber to the wrap and have become...

The Pause - this may be the single most important thing about babies and sleep

Posted by Karen Faulkner on

Yesterday I had a most interesting day. I went to the Karitane Conference at Darling Harbour. I met up with all my old colleagues, which was really lovely. Hello to Jodie, Cheryl, Sue, Jennifer, Lesley, Lyn,...

Baby wearing

Posted by Karen Faulkner on

Slings and baby carriers have been around for a very long time and many parents find them invaluable. It is instinctual to keep your baby close to you. It helps attachment and bonding. We become...