|
|
Archive for the ‘Dummy’ CategoryLottie is Star of the Blog!Friday, August 20th, 2010This week’s Star of the Blog is 10 month old Lottie, sleeping soundly on her sun lounger. Here’s what Lottie’s mum had to say: “I’ve been meaning to write for ages to tell you just how wonderful I think your Sleepytot bunny is! I’ve attached a photo of my 10 month old daughter with her beloved bunny, taking a snooze on a sun lounger on holiday! I recommend the sleepytot to everyone I know whose baby has a dummy and have just ordered another ‘spare’ just in case!”
Blissful slumber!  Who Needs a Sleepytot Baby Comforter?Wednesday, July 21st, 2010My Baby Wakes for the DummySunday, March 21st, 2010If your baby is waking throughout the night and all you need to do is pop the dummy in her mouth to help her fall back to sleep, then your baby is probably waking for the dummy and you may have a negative sleep association on your hands. Your baby has learned to use the dummy to self soothe and fall asleep. All babies wake a few times in the night. Those who can self soothe will normally go straight back to sleep. Those who can’t will call for someone to help them. If your baby is able to use the dummy independently, pops it back in her mouth when she wakes, and goes straight back to sleep, then I would say the dummy is a positive sleep association. It’s something that helps your baby sleep through the night without your involvement and provides her with comfort. (more…) A Tip to Help your Toddler Give up the DummyWednesday, February 17th, 2010If you’ve given your baby a dummy to use at sleep times or when she needs soothing, she is likely to have become dependant on it. Which makes it oh-so-painfully-hard for you to take it away. But as your baby becomes a toddler, and then a preschooler, you will start to think about the best way to help your little one let the dummy go. Here’s how you can use Sleepypaws to make it easier for a child of two and over. (more…) |
