Tag Archives: Sleep

Getting a Good Night’s Sleep (Giveaway)

Posted on August 13, 2012 by Cami Matthews, MD

This giveaway is no longer accepting entries. Congratulations to this week’s winner – Wendy! There’s a cute new parody children’s book “Goodnight iPad,” begins like this: “In the bright buzzing room, there was a iPad, and a kid playing Doom, … Continue reading →

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New Parents and Sleep: What to Expect

Posted on March 30, 2012 by Anne Eglash, MD

Ah…sleep. It seems so precious and limited when babies are young. New parents quickly learn not to take a good nights’ sleep for granted. When should breastfed babies be expected to sleep throughout the night? Sleep is a work in … Continue reading →

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Sweet Dreams for Preschoolers

Posted on July 12, 2011 by Cami Matthews, MD

Many of us are sleep deprived these days including our children. One of the common culprits of too little sleep and often disrupted sleep is television. A recent study found that sleep problems were more common in 3 to 5 … Continue reading →

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A Safer Generation of Cribs

Posted on June 30, 2011 by Stephanie Breiby

Around the time my twin sons turned one, we learned their cribs had been recalled because there were reports the drop side could break and injure or entrap an infant. Our emotions ranged from panic – oh no, they’ve been … Continue reading →

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