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Parents, Kids And Sleep: A How To Guide For Families
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Parenting can be exhausting, especially if your kids aren't sleeping well. How do you help your kids get the sleep they need? How do you get the sleep you need? Jen, Annie and Lauren discuss these important questions with Dr. Craig Canapari to get listeners and their kids on their way to better sleep.
What you'll hear in this episode:
- Misconceptions about sleep training
- The role of mom shame in the decision to sleep train or not
- Harnessing habits for better sleep in your kids
- Sleep as a buffer for toxic stress
- Sleep debt - what is it?
- All or something - the value of incremental gains in your sleep habit
- At what age should you sleep train?
- Social jetlag: what is it and what does it have to do with sleep?
- How to shift your sleep schedule
- Dividing sleep responsibilities
- Sleep routine in blended families or single parent households
- Screens in the bedroom - why you should unplug
- How limiting screen time can improve your sleep
- How to help your kid stay asleep or in bed longer
- How sleep impacts weight
Resources:
It's Never Too Late to Sleep Train: The Low Stress Way To High Quality Seep for Babies, Kids and Parents - Link when available
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TranscriptAnnie: Welcome to Balance365 Life radio, a podcast that delivers honest conversations about food, fitness, weight, and wellness. I'm your host Annie Brees along with Jennifer Campbell and Lauren Koski. We are personal trainers, nutritionists and founders of Balanced 365. Together we coach thousands of women each day and are on a mission to help them feel healthy, happy, and confident in