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In this episode, Dr Fallon & Dr Laura (PhDs, Sleep Practitioners) unpack what it means to have a low sleep needs baby or toddler, how to know if your little one is getting the amount of sleep they truly need, and how you can manage their lower sleep requirements across the first few years.
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If youâve been trying to get your baby or toddler to go to bed earlier and wake earlier, then the end of Daylight Saving Time (DST) is going to be a huge win for you! But what if youâre happy with your baby or toddlersâ bedtime and wake time and feel mildly petrified that the end of DST is going to mess things up?
Never fear, today Dr Fallon & Dr Laura (PhDs, Sleep Practitioners) explain how you can take pre-emptive steps to ensure a smooth transition when clocks change this coming Sunday, in Victoria, NSW, ACT, SA and Tasmania. PLUS hear answers to parent questions about baby and toddler sleep and settling.
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You might have worked really hard to build your childâs confidence falling asleep in their cot or bed at bedtime. But what happens if you still find yourself sitting in their room near their cot or bed, until they fall asleep? Some parents donât mind this, but others find it difficult, especially if they have other children to get to bed, and for some, their children continue to wake overnight, wondering why their parent isnât still sitting beside their bed, and insisting that they return. Cue parental exhaustion! If you want to reduce your presence at bedtime, using gentle methods, this episode is for you.
Join Dr Fallon and Dr Laura (PhDâs & Sleep Practitioners) to learn how to gently reduce your presence at bedtime with your child.
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The term âself-soothingâ gets thrown around a lot on the internet, but what does it actually mean? In its simplest form, self-soothing refers to the behaviours humans use to calm themselves when feeling upset. For an adult this might mean meditation, deep breathing, or debriefing with a friend, and for a baby this could mean sucking their thumb or fingers, stroking their ears or nose, or rocking their head back and forth.
There are a huge number of ways humans can self-soothe. You might have heard that itâs impossible for a child under the age of 3 years to self-soothe, but this isnât quite true â even tiny newborns can show some self-soothing behaviours, like sucking their hands â however, itâs their capacity to self-soothe that is also tiny and takes time to develop â so we canât expect too much, too soon.
In episode 86 of Brand New Little People, Dr Fallon & Dr Laura (PhDs) dive deep in to self-soothing, to dispel some myths and help you to recognise your little oneâs attempts to self-soothe.
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Imagine if your toddlerâs bedtime often took longer than 3 hours đĽ
Imagine they refuse to sleep in their cot, will only fall asleep if breastfed, and every approach youâve previously tried simply hasnât âstuck.â Sounds pretty awful doesnât it? đ
This week we received an email from Michelle, a parent who is currently battling this exact situation with her toddler.
Michelle desperately wants her toddler to sleep in his cot, but is worried about how much he might push back against any changes.
In this episode, you'll learn how to effectively manage tricky toddler bedtimes as Dr Fallon & Dr Laura (PhDs) explore the factors you need to be across, and the best approaches to get bedtime on track.
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Has your baby or toddler suddenly started to sit or stand in their cot? Have easy bedtimes evaporated in to thin air as you struggle to get your little one to stay lying down long enough to fall asleep? đľâđŤ
If this is you, donât worry. Youâre encountering a very common hurdle but it can be overcome.
In this episode, youâll learn what to do when your little one starts to practice their new skills in their cot, and how to get them falling asleep quickly again đđ˝
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Youâve probably heard some advice suggesting that babies and toddlers must sleep in a dark roomâŚ. and then moments later heard the exact opposite â that all babies need to learn how to sleep in a brightly lit, noisy room. đľâđŤ So whoâs right?
Our dedicated listeners wonât be surprised to hear that the answer depends a little bit on your individual child. As always, there are shades of grey between the polarising views on this topic đ
In this weekâs episode youâll learn how to tell if your child needs darkness for sleep, so you can set up the perfect sleep environment tailored to your little one đ
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When your baby or toddler isnât sleeping well and youâre filled with dread at the thought of facing another broken night, it can feel like you are so deep down in the trenches that you might never climb out đĽ
When broken sleep stretches across weeks, months, or even years, itâs easy to feel like better nights are just SO far away.
But they are not. đ Even with the most challenging, ingrained, persistent sleep difficulties, with the right plan in place it's likely youâll begin to see some progress in the first week and perhaps even an entire resolution by the second or third week.
Itâs never too late to improve sleep, you just need the right plan to get you there.
Whether youâre a Sombelle member or one of our clinic clients, or just a listener, this episode is your pep talk. Because you CAN do this, sleep CAN improve, you just need a dose of confidence and a steely resolve.
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In this episode of Brand New Little People, Dr Fallon & Dr Laura (PhDs, Sleep Practitioners) discuss how you can help your toddler adjust to big life changes, with a specific focus on protecting their sleep.
Do toddlers who sleep through the night have interrupted sleep after a new baby arrives? What about moving house with a toddler â how do I avoid hiccups with their sleep during such a big change? My toddler has never fallen asleep without me there to settle them and now theyâre starting childcare â how can I prepare them for this?
These are just some of the topics weâve been asked to address on the podcast. And they all speak to a common theme â toddlers. We LOVE toddlers â theyâre curious little scientists, trying to work out how the world works and when their world suddenly shifts, they can find it really tough.
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In our sleep clinic itâs common to hear parents say theyâre worried about their baby or toddlerâs naps. And we completely understand why. Everyone has a different opinion on how long naps should be and it gets tangled up in a lot of emotion. The reality is, the perfect nap for your child might be entirely different from the perfect nap for another, and it might even change day to day. The best nap is the one that leaves your baby or toddler refreshed and ready to go â whether itâs a 10 minute powernap or a 3 hour mega nap.
In this episode Dr Fallon & Dr Laura (PhDs, Sleep Practitioners) unpick what science says about naps, removing the guilt and empowering you to feel confident in your baby or toddlers daily rhythm.
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Some parents believe bed sharing and holding their child for their naps, will create more secure attachment than if their child sleeps in a cot or bed. But actually, where your child sleeps has very little bearing on their attachment style. Secure attachment is built through warm and responsive interactions when your child is awake, not during their sleep. Sharing your bed with your child might work well for you, but if you prefer your child sleeps in their cot or bed then you can feel confident that this wonât negatively impact attachment.
In this episode Dr Fallon & Dr Laura (PhDs, Sleep Practitioners) unpack the truth about sleep & attachment, so you can ditch the guilt and make decisions that work for you and your family.
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Parents often tell us that there was one particularly tricky night when their baby or toddler just wouldnât fall back asleep, and they finally caved, bringing their child in to their bed, in the hopes of getting more sleep. The problem? Their child realised that bed sharing was an option and decided that this would be the only place they would fall asleep from that point onwards đ
Some parents enjoy bed sharing but for most it makes sleep worse â night feeding can drastically increase, as can parent stress about SIDS, and wriggly children might constantly wake their exhausted parent.
In this episode Dr Fallon & Dr Laura (PhDs, Sleep Practitioners) unpack the 2 factors most commonly associated with unwanted bed-sharing. If your little one doesnât share your bed then this episode will be a good lesson in prevention! And if you have a little one sharing your bed, and youâre keen to move them back in to their own sleep space, then this episode will give you guidance on how to achieve this.
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Cassie had an 8 month old who was waking multiple times each night. When she sought help from a friend she was told that bed sharing would be the best way to maximise her sleep and her babyâs sleep too. But instead of helping, bed sharing caused a drastic increase in night waking. Her son was now waking 8-10 times per night and Cassie was more exhausted than ever. But all of this turned around in under a week.
In this weekâs new episode, Dr Fallon & Dr Laura (PhDs, Sleep Practitioners) talk about what Cassie did to get her son sleeping through the night in his own cot.
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Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, or if you just enjoy a nice break from paid work over the New Year period, you might have questions about how to manage your baby or toddlerâs sleep. With family gatherings, changing routines, excitement and fun, it can feel a little scary to suddenly have your little one out of routine.
In todayâs episode Dr Fallon & Dr Laura (PhDs, Sleep Practitioners) discuss how you can keep sleep on track during the festive season, so everyone is well-rested.
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Your baby is happily playing but then lets out a yawn. What do you do? Do you drop everything and sprint for the nursery, keen to settle them for sleep before they become overtired? Or do you wait longer to see if a collection of tired signs show up? It might surprise you to learn that yawning isnât a reliable tired sign in little babies. It might also surprise you to learn that the haste with which you settle your baby after spotting a tired sign, very much depends on their age. If youâre confused, youâre not alone!
In this weekâs episode, Dr Fallon & Dr Laura (PhDs, Sleep Practitioners) deliver a masterclass in knowing exactly what tired signs to look for in your newborn, your baby, or your toddler.
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The amount of conflicting information circulating about baby and toddler sleep, is wildly out of control đľâđŤ
When youâre sleep deprived and searching for a solution, itâs easy to fall down the rabbit hole of emotionally charged misinformation.đ° And this can be dangerous.
A parent whoâs on the brink of a major mental breakdown due to exhaustion, needs:
â support
â effective sleep strategies
đŤ not a guilt trip
đŤ not misinformation
đŤ and certainly not dangerous advice that might worsen their sleep.
In todayâs new episode of Brand New Little People, weâre going to teach you how to recognise the red flags â so you can identify and avoid, dodgy sleep advice.
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Your baby or toddler wakes in the night and you drag yourself out of bed, exhausted, but by the time youâve got them back to sleep and you finally climb back in to your bedâŚyouâre wide awake. In the middle of the night, itâs easy to begin worrying about anything and everything. Before you know it, your heart rate is up, youâre replaying every embarrassing thing you ever did, or doubting your life choices, and you might lie there for ages trying to fall back asleep.
In this weekâs episode of Brand New Little People, Dr Fallon and Dr Laura (PhDs, Sleep Practitioners) deliver their best tips for protecting your own sleep from middle of the night rumination, or what some call âbarbed-wire thinkingâ.
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New parents are told to expect their sleep to change foreverâbut nothing truly prepares you for the reality of caring for a precious new life on such fragmented sleep. After the blur of the early weeks and months, many parents find themselves ready to make adjustments to where, when, and how their baby sleeps. For some, this shift happens within the first six months; for others, closer to a year; and for some parents, they simply arenât ready to make changes to their childâs sleep until their little one is a toddler or preschooler. But one thing remains the same: itâs usually the parents who want things to change, not the baby. And that can make the transition challenging.
In this weekâs episode of Brand New Little People, Dr Fallon and Dr Laura discuss what parents can do when adjusting their baby or toddlerâs sleep turns out to be harder than expected.
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Letâs talk about the â17 diapersâ trend happening on TikTok. Hannah is a mum who posted a video counting the number of dirty diapers she could find lying around her house. She found 17. She has a newborn and a toddler, so thatâs probably 1 daysâ worth of dirty nappies. Most would find this normal and unsurprising, but over 10,000 people jumped on her post to leave nasty comments criticising her parenting.
Thankfully, that wasnât the end of it. An army of mums came to Hannahâs rescue, creating their own videos describing what their own version of â17 diapersâ looked like. TikTok was flooded with videos highlighting the incredibly difficult time that postpartum is for mothers and the sense of comradery this created, was awesome.
In this weekâs episode of Brand New Little People, Dr Fallon and Dr Laura discuss their own â17 diaperâ stories, and answer questions submitted by parent members of the Sombelle Paediatric Sleep Clinic Programs.
Remember! Talk about your own experiences with the mothers around you â so no tired mum feels shamed, or alone.
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Welcoming your own little baby to the fold is usually a pretty exciting and thrilling moment. Whilst the majority of new parents experience a lot of joy during this time, for some, the transition to parenthood is lined with trepidation. This is because we donât begin parenting from a clean slate. We all arrive in parenting with our baggage â from our own experiences being parented as children, from the experiences we have birthing our children, and from the expectations set upon us by the societies and cultures we live within. In this weekâs episode weâre going to explore how your experiences can shape how you approach parenting your little one.
Tune in to episode 70 of Brand New Little People, to hear Dr Fallon & Dr Laura (PhDs) explain how the transition to parenthood can be influenced by our past experiences.
Parent questions are also answered, including:
Can my baby learn how to fall asleep in their cot when theyâre so tricky to settle even with hands on support?How do I manage my toddlers nap when it falls at the same time as swimming lessons?My baby is awake for 1.5 hours overnight â is it time to try a different settling approach?Should I be worried that my baby cries very intensely for 30 seconds when put in their cot?How can I prevent sneaky car naps that are making nights tricky?â¤ď¸ Listen on Apple Podcasts https://loom.ly/zui5kX8
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