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4 Essential Tips for Improving Sleep in Autistic Children

Many families navigating an autism diagnosis find themselves grappling with sleep issues. The challenge becomes even more pronounced as poor sleep overnight often exacerbates problematic daytime behavior in children with autism. At A to Z Sleep Solutions, we...

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How to Transition out of the Snoo

How do I know it’s time? Around the three to four month mark, as little ones are coming alive to their surroundings more and we see their ability to begin to roll in their sleep show up, we want to start the transition away from using a sleep prop like the Snoo. The...

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The Eight Most Important Things to Know About Swaddling

The Magic of the Swaddle By Lydia Bighouse Swaddling can be magic Swaddling is a fantastic tool to keep your baby the correct temperature while keeping them safe (no loose blankets in the crib until your baby is 12+ months old) and to help your new baby sleep more...

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Gentle Parenting and Sleep Training

Gentle Parenting and Sleep Training

Gentle Parenting and the Nighttime Bond By Samantha Graham When I was a new mom, I often heard people talking about parenting style. I was asked if I was an attachment parent or a more traditional parent. To be very honest, I did not know if my parenting style fit...

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Stop Drugging Your Kids to Sleep!

Stop Drugging Your Kids to Sleep!

The Negative Impacts of Synthetic Melatonin on Our Children By Samantha Graham - Phoenix, Arizona   When our toddlers are not sleeping well, we can feel desperate to get them to sleep. Many times, parents hear about over-the-counter melatonin to help their...

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A to Z Sleep Solutions – Sleeping Schedules

A to Z Sleep Solutions - Sleep Schedules By Heather Kucenski - Certified Sensitive Sleep Consultant (East Valley - Arizona) Schedules and timings certainly vary for different age groups. The younger the child, the more sleep they need and the shorter the wake windows....

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