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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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Co-sleeping or no-sleeping? Mum videos worst nap ever
One mother's futile attempt to sleep in caught on camera in a hilarious - and very cute - video.
Meet the baby whisperers who shun 'crying it out'
For parents with nocturnal babies, the advice of a "baby whisperer" or "sleep trainer" can be extremely divisive.
The crying baby and The BabySleep Doctor
His methods may not be for everyone, but Dr Brian Symon is adamant that his sleep advice is safe for babies. Here is his method in his own words.
5 sleep school myths busted
There are few things that polarise a group of mothers like the two little words ‘sleep school’.
5 co-sleeping myths busted
In case you are co-sleeping with your baby, and all the ‘helpful’ advice from others is sending you down the slippery slope of self-doubt, let’s bust a few myths on the topic.
Baby health clinics celebrate 100th birthday
They have helped the sleep deprived parents of 7.4 million newborn babies, but has the work of NSW baby clinics changed since the first one opened a century ago?
Advice against co-sleeping 'too simplistic', says expert
Doctors warn against co-sleeping, but their advice is too simplistic and not realistic for many families, says one expert.
What you need to know about sleep regressions
The four-month sleep regression, the 12-month sleep regression, the 18-month sleep regression: what's happening to your baby? No, your child isn't going backwards - she's actually progressing.
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Maya Rudolph and Chris Parnell's lullaby for a newborn
Maya Rudolph and Chris Parnell have joined together to perform a funny yet very sweet lullaby for all newborns.
Baby's night time wakings are a ploy to prevent a sibling
Can't figure out whether your baby is waking at night because they are hot, cold, hungry or unwell? It may just be because they don't want a brother or sister.
Is food keeping your baby (and you) awake?
There are a number of reasons for babies to start waking more often during the night, but checking your child's diet for the naturally occurring chemical salicylate can have a big impact on everyone's sleep.
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