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SIDS safe sleeping guidelines
To reduce the incidence of SIDS and fatal sleeping accidents in Australia, SIDS and Kids educates the public in safe sleeping practices for babies. Here are their guidelines.
Your baby's changing sleep habits
As your child gets older, you’ll find their sleep needs change. From their time as a newborn, through to toddlerhood and beyond, children need good sleep to help them develop and stay healthy.
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Q&A with Ann Paton from Tresillian
When we recently hosted the EB mums morning tea, we asked Ann from Tresillian to share some of her knowledge and answer some questions our mums may have had on the day and here is what our mums were most concerned about.
Daily routines: 6-14 months from Tresillian
Babies are all very different but they are strongly influenced by the environment, daily activities and routines.
Daily routines: 0-6 months from Tresillian
Babies are all very different but they are strongly influenced by the environment, daily activities and routines.
Settling techniques: 12 months to toddlers
Sleep problems are quite common in this age range with sleep habits changing as the child develops.
Settling techniques: newborn - 12 months
Learning how to self-settle and go to sleep is a skill babies usually gain during the first year of life.
What really goes on at sleep school
Tresillian Family Care centres provide intensive sleep stays for parents and carers. Here's what happened on our stay.
Sleep & Settle session: a very happy mother and baby
We recently ran a promotion to win a Sleep & Settle session in your home with Mothercraft Nurse Beth Barclay and one of our lucky winners talks to us about the session, what tips she learned and how happy she and bub now are!
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When Grandma won't follow your sleep routine
We find it hard to get into a routine as we have our baby minded by his grandmothers 2 days a week who rock him to sleep and leave him napping on their lap? Is this the reason he is not self settling for us?
Australian babies most sleep-deprived: study
A new study released this week reveals Australian babies are among the most sleep deprived in the western world, with nearly half of Australian babies aged between 12-24 months surviving on less than eight hours of uninterrupted sleep per night.
Co-sleeping with baby – and dog?
My husband and I are expecting our first baby in a couple of months. We are going to co-sleep with her for at least the first six months as I believe that is the most natural and best way for her to feel safe and to bond with us. However our beloved family dog also sleeps on our bed. What should we do?
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