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The Dreaded 4-Month Sleep Regression
The Dreaded 4-Month Sleep RegressionHi there! My name is Lauren, the founder of Sleep and the City Child Sleep Consulting, and I was so excited...
The Ollie Swaddle and Neurodevelopment
Swaddling provides many benefits for your little one. Some of these benefits may seem temporary – like providing comfort and calm – but these can...
Tips for a Bedtime Routine
Tips for a Bedtime Routine While no two bedtime routines are exactly the same, it’s fair to say that there are some common...
Sleep Safety While Traveling
Photo: @beetandbaguette Sleep Safety While Traveling November is Child Safety Protection Month. This was created as an awareness campaign to remind parents, grandparents, friends and...
The Importance of Co-Sleeping and What it REALLY Means
The Importance of Co-Sleeping and What it REALLY Means Your little one spends nine months inside of you and then suddenly is introduced to...
Importance of a Tight Swaddle
Importance of a Tight Swaddle Swaddling is not only a comfort to your little one, but it can also aid in safe sleeping—as long...
The 4-Month Sleep Regression
Photo: @dearadria The 4-Month Sleep Regression A lot of questions that we get at The Ollie World revolve around the 4-month sleep regression. Is...
Swaddling An Older Baby
Photo: @lfetters Swaddling An Older Baby We have quite a few parents ask about swaddling their older babies. You may be wondering how long...
When To Stop Swaddling
One of the top questions we get asked is when is it time to stop swaddling your little one. Since each baby is different, there...
Benefits of Swaddling
Numerous medical studies have proven there are many benefits to swaddling. Recently, it has been in the news that swaddling may contribute to SIDS if...
Safe Sleeping with Ollie Swaddle
It’s part of our mission to see every baby flourish from conception to crawling and as always, our number one priority is the safety of...
Swaddling How-To
As a new mom, you might be looking for ways to provide extra comfort to your little one as he or she adjusts to life...