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Friday, September 25th

5:00 PM UTC

45 min

Beyond Sleeping Through the Night: Understanding Baby Sleep

Free Virtual EventRecorded

Friday, September 25th

5:00 PM UTC

45 min

Understand what’s normal when it comes to baby sleep, from newborn sleep patterns and nighttime waking to self-soothing and sleep training. Explore evidence-informed, responsive strategies for supporting healthy and safe infant sleep, plus when to seek additional support.

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Beyond Sleeping Through the Night: Understanding Baby Sleep

About this event:

Baby sleep can be confusing, especially when so much advice centers on one milestone: “sleeping through the night.” But frequent waking, changing sleep patterns, and the need for caregiver support can all be normal parts of infant development.

In this evidence-informed conversation, we’ll explore how baby sleep develops from the newborn stage through the first year, including infant sleep cycles, nighttime waking, self-soothing, and independent settling. We’ll also look at common sleep-training methods, including Ferber and other behavioral approaches, alongside responsive alternatives and practical strategies for supporting healthy sleep.

You’ll leave with a clearer understanding of normal newborn and infant sleep patterns, safe sleep practices, sleep-support products, and when persistent sleep challenges may be a sign that it’s time to seek professional support. Wherever your baby is on their sleep journey, you’ll gain practical context to make informed, responsive choices with greater confidence.

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Beyond Sleeping Through the Night:Understanding Baby Sleep
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Friday, Sep 25
5:00 PM UTC · 45 min
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