To eliminate bedtime struggles, a growing number of parents have turned to melatonin gummies, but these hormone supplements are largely unregulated. Columnist Alice Klein digs into the evidence on the ...

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In a nutshell, Ferberization entails putting your baby in her crib, kissing her goodnight and walking out of the room. She’ll cry, of course. After five minutes, you walk in and reassure her, then ...

Sleep is key to brain and body function, memory, physical performance, preventing chronic disease and improving mental health. Yet many people struggle to fall asleep, stay asleep and just get enough ...

A viral social media hack claims that eating baby carrots before bed can improve sleep, but nutrition science does not support the idea that carrots — or any single food — function as a sleep aid. Fox ...

University of Westminster provides funding as a member of The Conversation UK. When babies struggle with poor sleep, parents often suffer right alongside them. Growing evidence shows that a baby’s gut ...

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The first months are a swirl of snuggles and survival to get your baby to sleep. You may find yourself gently swinging a car seat on the living room rug or circling the block because motion knocks ...

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