Sleep training debates polarize parents into opposing camps, but neither side is entirely right. We need a more nuanced, inclusive approach that offers parents options.

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This has been medically reviewed by Dr. Deborah Lee of Dr Fox online Pharmacy For some parents, the cry it out method of sleep training has worked a treat at bedtime. Whether it's their toddler or ...

What parents should do when an infant repeatedly wakes up and cries at night has been a passionate and timeless debate. Behavioral sleep interventions, which can vary from relatively milder techniques ...

A mom has sparked a viral debate after her toddler was seen "coaching" himself back to sleep in the middle of the night. Jasmine Clark (@hellomina333), mom to 2-year-old Teddy, shared footage from her ...

New babies are famously inconsistent sleepers, waking up often — day and night — to eat. They might struggle to nap during the day or get back to sleep after a 3 a.m. diaper change. And of course, if ...

I wasn't sure if I should upgrade to first class on my first overnight flight with my infant. I ended up trying it, and it did not go as I'd hoped. I booked coach seats on our return flight. We slept ...

One of these is the '5-8 rule', a science-backed method for settling babies to sleep that has a much gentler approach to ...