How To Get Your Toddler To Sleep In A Big Kid Bed
Join the Certified Sleep Coach (just for big kids), Jessica Berk, on the How To Get Your Toddler To Sleep Podcast, where you will learn actionable advice that you can use right now to get everyone sleeping better tonight. As a mom, Jessica knows firsthand the sleep struggles that can happen when kids move from the crib to a big kid bed. Big kids are opinionated and strong-willed, and they can really wear down your patience at night.
With over 7 years of experience helping exhausted families in her business, Awesome Little Sleepers, Jessica will tell you exactly what you need to do (and how to do it) to get your big kid happily sleeping in their own bed, by themselves, for 10-12 hours every night. Let's Get Your Toddler to Sleep!
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How To Get Your Toddler To Sleep In A Big Kid Bed
Relaxation and Breathing Techniques for Kids
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Sometimes kids are so wired that they need some help winding down. Let’s talk about some relaxation and breathing techniques for kids.
Let’s be real. Saying “take some deep breaths” to a toddler or young child may be met with a stern “NO!”
In this episode, I’m going to break down some simple breathing exercises that you can teach your kids to do on their own or with you. These relaxation techniques will help regulate their nervous system and get them calm for a night of good sleep
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