Holiday travel often means squeezing into shared spaces, but room-sharing with your little one doesn’t have to mean sleepless nights! With a little preparation, you can create a cozy and familiar environment that helps everyone settle in for some much-needed rest. Whether it’s setting up a special sleep spot with their favorite blanket and lovey or using sound machines to block out unfamiliar noises, small touches go a long way in making your child feel secure. And while things may not go perfectly (holiday excitement is part of the fun!), keeping routines consistent and your approach flexible can help make bedtime smoother for everyone.

Discover how to handle your child's bedtime fears with confidence. From navigating nightmares and night terrors to managing nighttime anxieties, this guide provides practical tips to soothe and support your little one during spooky seasons and beyond. Learn how to reinforce feelings of safety, identify triggers, and create calming bedtime routines that foster a sense of security. Build resilience in your child's sleep habits and ensure a restful night for everyone. Ready for expert help? Book your consultation today!

Bedtime battles with toddlers can turn evenings into stressful episodes for both parents and children. However, with the right strategies, bedtime can become a peaceful and enjoyable routine. This blog post gives five top tips to help you end toddler bedtime battles, from establishing a consistent routine to creating a comfortable sleep environment. Learn how to set clear expectations, offer choices, and stay calm and patient to make bedtime a stress-free and cherished time for your family. Book a complimentary consultation call today for personalized support.

Transitioning your toddler from a crib to a bed is a significant milestone for both parent and child. Infant and Child Sleep Expert and Founder of A Restful Night, Meg O’Leary, gives key considerations and tips to ensure a smooth and positive transition — from assessing your toddler's age readiness to nurturing essential sleep skill and impulse control.