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Experts Conner Herman & Kira Ryan

Posted Friday, April 04, 2008 3:37 PM

Conner Herman & Kira Ryan
Conner and Kira are the co-founders of Dream Team Baby, an infant and toddler sleep consultancy based in Manhattan. They help families all over the country get some much deserved rest. Their holistic approach to solving children’s sleep problems is supported by a diverse board of experts from the medical and mental health community, including a pediatrician, a lactation consultant and a psychotherapist. When Conner and Kira aren’t teaching babies to sleep, they enjoy planning the 2035 wedding of their toddlers, Wyatt and Emilia. Learn more about their services at www.dreamteambaby.com.

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4-Month Wakeful Period
Day and Night Confusion  
Decoding Baby's Cries 
Decreasing Naps
Helping Baby Sleep 
Hunger vs. Fatigue 
Naptime Schedule
Night Feeding 
Nighttime Separation Anxiety
Resistance to Crib
Sleep Inhibitors
 Vomitting When Upset
Won't Sleep in Crib 
When to Stop Swaddling
 

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Suggestios needed for my 5 month old sleeping in his crib.  He has a sleigh crib, so the top and bottom flare out.  I was told do not use bumper pads since he can scoot and roll into the sides and to the top of the crib- as he may suffocte since he can not get away from those situations.  My problem is without the pads he gets his arms or legs thru the crib rungs and it does not hurt, but scares him as he can't get them back in the crib on his own.  What can I use besides the bumper pad to prevent this?  Because of it being the sleigh crib even a tight sleeve will not work as where it flares out the sleeve would allow his limbs to get thru at those points.  Thank you!!

Posted by bridget3435    Sunday, October 19, 2008 2:02 PM


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