Why Toddler Sleep is More Complicated Than Baby Sleep

The Resting in Motherhood Podcast

This episode of Resting in Motherhood is for my toddler mamas (but it’s also good to have in your toolbox if your little one is still a baby), I want to talk about the difference between toddler sleep and baby sleep. When I first started supporting families, I imagined that I was going to be working mostly with zero to 12 month olds, but as my business grew, I started seeing more and more older babies come in and I quickly found out that toddler sleep is actually my favorite type of sleep to support clients with. It doesn't mean that I don't love working with zero to 12 month olds, I do, but toddler sleep is a lot more complicated than baby sleep and I want to dive into why that is. This episode isn’t meant to scare you, especially if you're in the first year and things already feel so hard. Toddler sleep is not harder, I think it is just more complicated. But I have so much support and resources for you that will help you feel empowered, confident, and educated when it comes to your child’s sleep.

This episode is happening at the perfect time, too because I’m on the cusp of launching my upcoming toddler sleep course on April 4th. If this sounds like something you’re interested in, you can get on the waitlist to learn more here. By joining the wait list, you're getting $50 off and also the chance to join a live toddler sleep Q&A call with me. Only the first 25 purchasers are getting access to that because I do want to keep it small and intimate so that I can answer all of your questions. Join today!
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