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We know that fresh, outdoor air helps children sle

We know that fresh, outdoor air helps children sleep better, so what do we do when it starts to get colder and darker, sooner?

Here's a list of fun, easy indoor activities that will help your child release some energy and ensure a great night's sleep!

🗺️ Set up a treasure hunt!
Hide a prize somewhere in your house and give your child subtle clues to find it. You could even make them a real-life treasure map to follow.

🕺 Have a dance contest!
Start a family dance competition and get moving to some of your favorite songs! You can even have your little one pick which songs they want to dance to.

🧺 Have an indoor picnic!
Spread a blanket out on the floor and have an indoor picnic for dinner! Encourage your little ones to help you set up and create the picnic experience.

🎨 Set up a painting station!
Painting is a great activity for kids of all ages as it helps to build creativity and confidence. Make sure you have a drop mat handy or set up a "kid zone" in case any paint splatters.

🎈 Play balloon tennis!
Blow up some balloons and toss them into the air. Ask your children to tap the balloons toward other players to keep them from touching the ground. This game is a blast for kiddos and improves hand-eye coordination!

Which of these indoor activities are you and your little one excited to try out?

Right now, you’re stretched thin...at work and h

Right now, you’re stretched thin...at work and home. You hate leaving your little ones to do a job that doesn’t satisfy you. Because now that your little ones are here with you, you realize:

YOU WANT A JOB THAT ALLOWS YOU TO GIVE BACK!

✔️ Yes, you crave freedom and flexibility!
✔️ Yes, you want to replace your corporate income (without working 40+ hours a week)!
✔️ And yes, you’d love for this all to happen fast!

But most of all, you want a career that makes you feel like you’re making a positive impact in people’s lives - which means you’re NOT willing to hawk overpriced products you don't believe in or recruit (and risk alienating) your extended family and friends.

Swipe through to see what some of our WeeSleep Consultants have to say about why they chose to become Sleep Consultants.

If you want to learn more about becoming a WeeSleep Sleep Consultant, head to the link in our bio and click on: "Join The Team" for more information!

Our next Sleep Academy session is right around the corner in November, and we would love for YOU to be there! 🤍 ✨

A huge part of a good night’s sleep is successfu

A huge part of a good night’s sleep is successfully setting your child up for it! 🌙 Watch and save this video as we share 5 steps that are SO important to follow for your toddler’s night routine. ⁣
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Step 1 - Running a bath. 🛁 ⁣
Nothing says bedtime like winding down with a warm bubble bath!⁣
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Step 2 - Choose cozy PJs! ⁣
Include your toddler in their sleep routine by having them pick which set of PJs they want to wear that night.⁣
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Step 3 - Brush and floss those teeth! 🦷 ⁣
Let your child try brushing on their own, but step in if you need to help them get in all the nooks and crannies. No cavities over here!⁣
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Step 4 - Have them choose from 2 books to read. ⁣
Who doesn’t love a good bedtime story? Let your child choose a book or two to help them wind down for the night.⁣
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Step 5 - Go over their bedtime checklist. ✔️ ⁣
Once your child is in bed but still awake, make sure they have their blanket (optional!), the sound machine is on (optional!), and the lights are out (not optional!). You can part ways with them by using a key phrase of choice. In this video, WeeSleep Consultant Alana uses, “Goodnight, Mommy loves you, see you in the morning!”⁣
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Your little one should be well rested and ready for bed after these 5 steps! ⁣
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For more information on why a solid routine is so crucial for great sleep, head to our website (link in bio) or book a free 15-minute phone consultation with us!⁣
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Video by: @weesleep_alana

We’re serious about safe sleep year-round at Wee

We’re serious about safe sleep year-round at WeeSleep, but September is Baby Safety Month, and we want to outline 4 key elements of a safe sleep space! 💤

It’s easy to get caught up in choosing the perfect shade of paint for your nursery, beautiful wall décor, and a fabulous light fixture. However, we don’t always focus on creating a SAFE place for our little ones to sleep!

SAVE this post and implement these 4 elements into your baby's nighttime routine so they can fall safely and soundly asleep. 🤍

1. Invest in a good baby monitor
2. Give your baby their own sleep space
3. Keep the crib boring (!)
4. Keep an eye on room temperature

If you’ve followed these steps and your baby is still not sleeping... we can help with that too!

Head to our blog to read "4 Elements of a Safe Sleep Space" or book a free 15-minute phone consultation with one of our Dream Team Consultants! Both links can be found in our bio. ✨

Are you worried about your baby rolling in their s

Are you worried about your baby rolling in their sleep?⁣
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September is Baby Safety Month, and we want to educate and help ease your mind when it comes to putting your little one to bed safely! Once your baby starts rolling, you should:⁣
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❌ Stop swaddling and switch over to a sleep sack.⁣
✔️ Offer lots of tummy time and practice rolling both ways during the day.⁣
⚠️ Until your baby has mastered the skill of rolling back and forth on their own, you can flip them back onto their backs. Generally, you don’t have to reposition them once they can roll both ways easily.⁣
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Rolling can be a tough phase that temporarily disrupts sleep but will pass quickly once your baby picks up this new skill. Save this post to reference if you found these tips helpful!⁣
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Video by: @weesleep_manpreet

Whether it's an extra trip to the potty... or "jus

Whether it's an extra trip to the potty... or "just one more snack!" - toddlers can get pretty creative when they want to stall their bedtime. 😅 How exactly should you keep your toddler’s bedtime on track without upsetting them too much?

SAVE this post and try out these 5 gentle techniques if you're dealing with a bedtime staller:

1. Try instituting a countdown. 🕐 One of the worst things to do is surprise your toddler. Giving them a 30-minute reminder that bedtime is coming will help ease them into their nighttime routine.

2. Practice saying ‘goodnight’ to everything. As you go through your toddler's bedtime routine, have them practice saying goodnight to everything they see. Example "Good night moon" and "good night toothbrush." This tactic will help to signal to your toddler that it's time to say "good night" and get some shut-eye.

3. Let them wrap up what they’re doing. If your toddler is in the middle of finishing an activity or reading a book, let them wrap up in a reasonable amount of time. It’s okay to be flexible in this scenario, but make sure you get the final say for when they have to clean up.

4. Try starting up a bedtime routine sticker chart! Get creative and create a chart that outlines the steps of your bedtime routine. Reward your toddler with stickers that they can add to the chart once they've shown good bedtime behaviour. Interactive charts are great motivators for toddlers and may help them from further stalling their bedtime routine.

5. Bore your toddler! 😂 Make everything you do seem very monotone, neutral, and dull. Your toddler won't want to go to sleep and miss the action if it seems like you're staying up later than them (even though you likely are! 😉) Essentially, you want your toddler to see that you are ‘done’ for the night, but make sure you do so in a soft, comforting way.

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