3-12 Months Baby Sleep Guide

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This guide has everything you need to know to improve your baby’s sleep. From encouraging longer naps to better overnight sleep to introducing solids to supporting independent settling and sleep to navigating regressions, it covers everything you need to know to improve sleep in this age range. If you choose to teach self-settling there are a variety of methods to choose from (from the most gentle, gradual methods to quicker methods) that will guide you step-by-step to implement seamlessly. Information in this guide will help you achieve better sleep even if you don’t want to teach your little one to self-settle. Age-appropriate schedules with troubleshooting will ensure your little one is getting the right amount of sleep in the day at the right time for better settling and overnight sleep. No more doubting yourself Mama, let this guide take the load off!

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Start here!

  • Set your little one up for success
  • Ready for change checklist
  • Where should I start?

Get to Know Your Baby

Sleep Environment
Setting your little one up for sleep success starts with optimising their sleep environment.

Feeding/solids

Naps
How your little one sleeps in the day, has a direct impact on the nights. This is why I focus on getting naps right. The timing and lengths of your baby's naps can have a profound impact on settling and overnight so it is crucial that you follow the schedule closely when teaching self-settling and trying to consolidate night sleep.

Daily Sleep Needs

Schedules

Regressions and Common Issues

Sleep Associations
A sleep association is anything that your little one associates with going to sleep. These can be baby-led, parent-led or neutral.

Self-settling
Be sure to read through the Sleep Associations section before moving onto this one. It is important to understand this well before teaching your little one to self-settle.

Co-Sleeping and Feeding to Sleep

Crying

Settling Methods

Sleep Teaching Plan

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