Travel is a fun and essential part of our family dynamic. But after having kids travel suddenly becomes a bit more complicated! Here are some tips and tricks for traveling with babies and toddlers and we will discuss how to get enough sleep on your vacation. I realize that the term vacation seems like an oxymoron when traveling with kids but some of our family’s best memories were made while traveling.
Swaddles, sleep sacks, and wearable blankets are terrific products because your newborn spent nine months curled up and cozy on the inside, and these products help to create that same warm and comforting feeling on the outside.
After having a baby you’ll hear the word “regression” a lot. We all want to explain and solve any potential sleep problems. If your baby had been sleeping well and suddenly is waking up at night or demanding a feed we use the word “regression” to describe this (hopefully) temporary setback. A 6 months old your baby’s world and skills are exploding so it’s entirely possible that sleep may take a hit.
Your little baby is looking more and talking more like a little toddler these days and you may be in the exciting new phase of trying new foods, learning new words, climbing new things and thinking about upgrading the bedtime routine to match their busy little bodies. As you’re enjoying all of these changes you probably have some questions.
Everybody talks about the importance of keeping a schedule and staying consistent when you have kids and I’m right there with them. I tell all of my private coaching families that they will hear me say “be consistent” 150 times while we work together.