A well-rested child is calmer, more alert, happier, healthier, and better able to handle bumps in the road. Don’t let these common sleep myths keep you from teaching your child to be a healthy sleeper. Myth #1: Keeping a baby awake later at night will help him sleep later in the morning. Wouldn’t …
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Renee Wasserman holds a Masters in Public Heath from UCLA and is a Physical Therapist with more than 15 years of experience. When she is not helping other families get a better night sleep, Renee enjoys a balanced life spending time with her husband and girls, cooking, baking, and staying active.