When it comes to being able to stay up late a toddler who has napped will outlast their tired parent any day.

Babies may wake for different reasons, like being cold, hungry, needing a diaper change, or simply having to be comforted until they go back asleep.

Sleep training is teaching your baby how to self-soothe and put themselves to bed without being rocked, cuddled, nursed, or swaddled.

1 - 2 - 3 is a discipline technique where we are trying to STOP a behavior. It could also be a case where the child is not listening to direction and you want to give them a chance recorrect, rethink or think about their next step.

You may have noticed your child has naturally stated to wake up earlier and earlier over the past 6 weeks. If you have, this is totally normal! We typically start to see children wake up earlier prior to a time change in both the Spring and the Fall.

If you have never come across it, it's written by John Rosemond (psychologist), and it talks about how marriages are often put under pressure by parents, putting their children first: before their marriage or before each other.

The age range on this transition is quite big, it is anywhere from 12 months to 18 months where a child may be ready to switch to just 1 nap a day.