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Newborn Babies and Sleep
Newborn Babies and Sleep
by Elizabeth Pantley

Babies younger than four months old have very different sleep needs than older babies. This article will help you understand your newborn baby’s developing sleep patterns, and will help you develop reasonable expectations when it comes to your baby and sleep.
 
Postpartum Depression
Postpartum Depression
by Elizabeth Pantley

While as many as 80% of mothers experience a temporary and mild condition referred to as the baby blues, up to 15% of women have the more severe reaction you’re experiencing. Having PPD doesn’t mean that you have done something wrong, or that something is wrong with you; it is an illness and it can be cured. Once you learn more about what’s causing your despondent emotions and take some steps toward treatment, you’ll be on the road to finding yourself again and enjoying your baby.
 
How to Calm Your Crying Baby
How to Calm Your Crying Baby
by Elizabeth Pantley

Understanding why babies cry can help you get through this phase and respond effectively to your crying baby.
 
Solving Naptime Problems
Solving Naptime Problems
by Elizabeth Pantley

Napping is an important element of your child’s healthy mental and physical growth. A daily nap refreshes a child so that she can maintain her energy, focus, and ability to learn for the rest of the day. Some studies even show that children who nap every day are more flexible and adaptable, have longer attention spans and are less fussy than those who don’t nap.
 
The Potty Training Readiness Quiz
The Potty Training Readiness Quiz
by Elizabeth Pantley

Potty training is easier and happens faster if your child is truly ready in all three areas: physical, cognitive and social. But the big question is: how do you know when your child is ready? If you have never traveled this road before, you likely don’t even know what signs to look for. Take this quiz to find out where your child is on the readiness spectrum.
 
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