Ep. 123: Dealing with Toddler Sleep Regression
November 9, 2020
Shanna discusses her toddler’s sleep regression and how a very unexpected event at bedtime messed up her plan to get things back on track. Laura talks about experiencing Braxton Hicks contractions and her tips for getting them to subside. Also, in the special segment “Throwback,” Laura rewinds back to the mid-90s to tell a story about how her mom handled a very disappointing situation. Finally, they reveal their BFPs and BFNs for the week. Shanna’s toddler is 21 months old, and Laura’s toddler is 20 months old. Laura is 22 weeks pregnant.
Show Notes:
- Sticker Book* Cute, bright, fun stickers will entertain your little ones.
- Article on Toddler Sleep Regression Dealing with toddler sleep? Read this!
- Info on Braxton Hicks What are they? What do they feel like? When to call your doctor.
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