On the Little Dreamers blog

Understanding your baby's temperament will help you learn how best to set up their sleep environment, identify tired cues, how to support...

The return to work is a big decision. It comes with feelings of guilt, uncertainty, excitement but also a huge unknown. You may have...

You may have heard the saying “It takes a village to raise a child”. Which is great for hands on support, but what if the way in which...

During the first few years the physical, emotional and cognitive development in our little one's is amazing. Our babies are learning to...

Parents often reach out to ask whether something their child is doing is "normal". They might have an overwhelming sense that something...

Birthing your baby, no matter how you choose to birth, might possibly be the greatest achievement you'll have in your lifetime. The...

So you've worked really hard on your little one's sleep. They have a great routine and are relatively predictable with when they need to...

We spend a lot of our time as parents caring, feeding, cuddling, walking, driving and doing just about anything to get enough sleep into...

So, you’ve grown this little baby over the past 9 months, endured the whirlwind adventure known as birthing and you’ve come out the other...

You may have found that your pre-schooler, who used to sleep blissfully through the night, has now started waking in a sweat and...

People often think that sleep training their child involves leaving their baby to cry alone. Misconceptions like this mean that many...

Having a routine can provide more freedom with predictability. Babies and toddlers love routine and having a predictable day. Whether...

Understanding your babies awake times and learning to read their tired cues will result in a more settled baby, and parent! Awake times...

A must-have for soothing or now an established sleep prop, either way you may have come to the decision to teach your little one how to...

Ahhhh the dreaded regression. You would have heard, read and most likely be feeling somewhat anxious about the pending regression coming...

The 4 month regression is the first of many progressive developmental “leaps” that your child will go through. Some people call it the 4...

Does your baby chat away during their naps? Are they up on all fours rocking or rolling around their cots? Maybe they've learnt the art...

Sleep can become quite disrupted around your little ones first birthday and often parents take this as a sign that their child is ready...

The 18m progression can be one of the most challenging developmental progressions. Your toddler is vocal, loud and very persistent. What...

Two things lack at this age; self-regulation and self-control. Around 2 years old your little person suddenly finds their place in the...