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Dark Room for Daytime Naps
Where should my baby nap during the day!? Is it really that important for it to be dark?
It is! This blog will cover all the reasons daytime naps should be in the dark but also, when you can get away with NOT using dark for naps. There is a balance! (You guys know I’m all about balance!)
All About: Wake Windows
As a new parent, figuring out baby sleep can be intimidating! When should they sleep? How long should they sleep? How will I know if they’re getting enough sleep?
The questions go on and on. Learning about wake windows can answer these very questions.