Good sleep habits don’t just happen. You need to have a plan. It’s far easier to prevent sleep problems than it is to treat them later.
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Sleep Problems - Prevention
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Sleep Talking
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Sleep talking is a partial wake-up in which children talk in their sleep. They act confused and can’t be fully awakened, but are usually calm.
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Sleep Terrors
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Sleep terrors are partial wake-ups in which children act terrified. They act confused and can’t be fully awakened.
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Sleeping with Parents (Bed-Sharing) - How To End It
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Your child sleeps with you during all or part of the night. You want to stop sharing your bed with your child
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Sleeping with Parents (Bed-Sharing) - Pros and Cons
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Sharing the bed with your child. Bed-sharing should be avoided during the first year of life. Reason: Safe sleep.
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Sleepwalking
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Sleepwalking is a partial wake-up in which children walk in their sleep. They act confused and can’t be fully awakened, but are usually calm.
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Soft Spot in Babies - Normal
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The soft spot is a diamond shaped area on the top of the head. The medical name for this non-bony spot is the anterior fontanel. There’s another much smaller fontanel in back. It may be harder to find.
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Solid Foods (Baby Foods)
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This topic deals with how to introduce solid (baby) foods to young infants.
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