Parents online can’t stop talking about one dad’s genius hack that cut his toddler’s bedtime routine from an exhausting 90 minutes to just 15—and it’s so simple, you might be able to try it tonight.

Every mom has had that moment where they see their child mimicking something they’ve said or done—but sometimes, kids take it in a direction you definitely didn’t see coming. That’s exactly what ...

Many parents will know how difficult it can be to get children to bed, but one mom has shared the hilarious bedtime routine her toddler has developed, and there's no way he could possibly rush it.

Parents everywhere understand the importance of a good bedtime routine, because anything else means pure chaos—no thank you, sir! As the favorite go-to human in the house, that list of events usually ...

When it comes to bedtime, finding the right shows to help toddlers and preschoolers wind down can be a challenge. These five ...

In an ideal world, your baby will sleep through the night with little or no disturbances. But if you aren’t one of those one-in-a-million parents with a miracle sleeper, you may need some help. Cue ...

With sleep regression, just when your baby starts to develop a favorable pattern of sleep that's more predictable, everything changes. Your baby may be fussier and will refuse to sleep at nap time or ...

Here’s how to get back into a sleep routine. Start by setting a regular bedtime and wake time every day, including weekends, ...

The clock strikes 7 p.m. and with that, the start of our bedtime routine. It’s at this point that we drag the kids upstairs for baths, pajamas, teeth brushing and stories. Sounds simple right? Except ...

Research consistently shows that well-rested students perform better academically and demonstrate better behavioral control ...

A mom has recalled how an unexpected change of routine in her youngest son's bedtime sparked a moment of heartbreaking realization. Having a regular bedtime routine is a crucial component in ensuring ...

My best strategy is to avoid the topic. I do it by telling them it's time to say "See you later" to their brother, Jake, while he's quietly doing his homework. They go kiss him and toddle upstairs ...