Tag Archives: sleep deprived

Let’s be honest living with a sleep deprived teen is like living with a sleep deprived toddler on steroids. It’s awful for them and awful for you.  Sleep deprivation is on the increase in teens. It has doubled in the… Continue Reading >

The first year of parenthood is magical but comes with its fair share of challenges. One of the biggest hurdles new parents face is sleep deprivation. Waking up multiple times a night to feed, change, or soothe your baby can… Continue Reading >

New Australian research has revealed that 77% of new parents feel judged by others based on their baby’s ability to sleep through the night. Of parents who reported feeling judged, one in two (48%) admitted to telling white lies about… Continue Reading >

Motherhood has changed me. I now have two little people who rely on me for everything, I’m more patient (although still a little yelly at times) and I have different priorities.  When I was pregnant for the first time. I… Continue Reading >

I’m sleep deprived. My toddler has obstructive sleep apnoea and wakes hourly if not more frequently and then there’s the four-year-old – no further explanation required. Sleep deprivation is my Achille’s heel. It is as Kryptonite is to Superman, as… Continue Reading >

Managing food cravings A food craving is an intense desire for a specific food, or type of food, and something we have all likely experienced at some time or another. But how can we best go about managing food cravings?… Continue Reading >

There is a plethora of information out there and services targeted at helping babies to sleep better. Why? Because we know it is important for babies to develop a good sleep routine. It is just as important for parents to… Continue Reading >

Does your child frequently wake in the night? Do you feel as though you have tried every trick in the book and you’re still walking around like a zombie all day after being up all night with a crying, unsettled… Continue Reading >