Newborn Sleep with Kristy @thesleepteacher - a podcast by Beyond The Bump
from 2021-05-17T10:00
Beyond the Bump is a podcast brought to you by Jayde Couldwell and Sophie Pearce! A podcast targeted at mums, just like you! A place to have real conversations with honest and authentic people.
In our seventy-fourth episode of Beyond the Bump, Kristy @thesleepteacher is back and this time we chat all about newborn sleep! We chat about what’s “normal” when it comes to newborn sleep, sleep deprivation, should you use dummies/comforters, tips for getting your newborn to sleep during the day and SO SO much more!
We hope this episode helps everyone feel a little bit like the sleep, or lack thereof, that they're getting is completely normal.
We hope you absolutely LOVE this episode!
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Goodies mentioned in the episode:
Calm App – The #1 App for Meditation and Sleep
To view Kristy’s sleep programs, click HERE.
This episode of Beyond the Bump is brought to you by H&M:
Let's talk about newborn essentials for a hot minute - clothing your newborn child.
There's one thing that we can honestly say between us and our five children, we have mastered the must-haves from the must-nots.
Thanks to H&M they have created an incredible newborn collection that takes all the boxes. One of our favourites is the wrap open bodysuits as they make it super easy to put on and off when changing nappies.
H&M have also got stretchy feet in their leggings to accommodate for all different size tootsies. And for any clothing directly touching the baby's skin, labels are printed inside rather than having a separate potentially irritating tag - absolute genius.
H&M pride itself on design, comfort, sustainability and affordability whenever possible.
To check out H&M’s newborn collection, you can pop in-store or head online and get those newborn essentials delivered straight to your door.
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