We love a cuddle nap! 💕 But for when your arms need a break we’ve got you covered, comment SOS to get the link to our free crib naps guide. 👇🏼 After spending 9 months in the womb, the outside world feels unfamiliar and overwhelming for your little one. They’re adjusting to new sensations like hunger, cold, and bright lights, and your arms are their safe space. But when they’re laid down in their bassinet, the stillness and change in position can feel unfamiliar and even startling, causing the

Does your newborn nap for hours in your arms but wake up minutes after being placed in their bassinet? It’s such a common challenge in those early weeks, and it’s no wonder why! After nine months spent in the womb, the outside world feels big and unfamiliar. They’re adjusting to feeling hunger for the first time, temperature changes, bright lights and new noises, and your arms feel like the safest place to drift off 🤱✨ They’re also used to constant movement, so when they’re laid down in their b

✖️ Wake window math = the algebra no parent asked for. ✔️ Routines by the clock = freedom (and sanity). By around 4 months, you don’t need to juggle nap times based on wake windows anymore. Instead of constantly shifting your day around depending on when your baby woke up, you can move to a predictable routine with set nap times. 👉🏼 Why that matters for you: • No more scrambling with a calculator in your head. • You’ll know exactly when naps are happening, so you can plan appointments, catch-u