Because of the pandemic my child wants to co-sleep. What should I do?
Co-sleeping is not inherently wrong and does necessary cause problems as long as the child is healthy and over 18 months of age.
Co-sleeping is not inherently wrong and does necessary cause problems as long as the child is healthy and over 18 months of age.
The amount of sleep your teen is getting and the regularity of their sleep schedule is most important, so sleeping until the late morning may actually be okay.
When buying gluten-free cleaning products, be on the lookout for tocopherols and other ingredients derived from wheat, oats and barley.
According to the National Sleep Foundation, toddlers need 12-14 hours of sleep, including naps.
More than half of all babies experience reflux. It usually begins at 2 weeks of life and peaks at 4 to 5 months of life.