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‍How to Help Your Baby with Reflux Sleep [Complete Guide]

If you are struggling with your baby sleep due to reflux then this post will help you better understand reflux and what to do to help your baby sleep better
Jun 27, 2020
Dr. Sarah Mitchell
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5 Signs Your Baby is Overtired

Is your baby fussy? Could be that she is overtired, and become less fussy quickly with some simple sleep tips.
Oct 24, 2019
Dr. Sarah Mitchell
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Why Your 5 Month Old Isn't Sleeping; What You Need to Know

If your baby isn't sleeping through the night, there could be several reasons, including hunger, developmental milestones, sleep associations, overstimulation, discomfort, and separation anxiety. Find out more what you absolutely needs to know
Dr. Sarah Mitchell
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What You Need to Know About Your 5 Month Old Baby Sleep

In this post, I have shared 3 Important Things You Need to Know About Your 5-Month-Old Baby Sleep.By 5 months, your baby has likely doubled her birth weight so...
Dr. Sarah Mitchell
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How I Failed At Attachment Parenting

I liked to think of myself as a bit of a granola only with better shoes. As a Doctor of Chiropractic, helping babies sleep with attachment parenting was aligned with my beliefs.
Dr. Sarah Mitchell
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Pacifiers, friend or foe?

A binkie, soother, sou sou, or pacifier, whatever you want to call it, is a device that baby can suck on to soothe herself. Babies have a natural tendency to want to suck, and the pacifier can meet those needs.
Dr. Sarah Mitchell
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Pacifiers: When, Why and How to Wean

Pacifiers, also known as soothers, binkies, dummy, button, and my personal favourite the fussbug, can be a contentious topic in parenting. Do they cause nipple confusion? Deform your teeth? Spread germs? Or perpetuate sleep challenges? How to wean pacifiers when the time comes?
Dr. Sarah Mitchell
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Dream Feeds: When, Why and How?

What is Dream Feed?A dreamfeed is when you pick your sleeping baby up and offer a breastfeed or bottle feed.
Dr. Sarah Mitchell