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The role of the Registered Nurse or Newborn Care Provider is to feed, soothe, bathe, change & provide all other gentle care to baby through the night.
We also provide evidence based education and ongoing support to parents.
We hear them at playgroups and baby showers, see them on message boards and read them on medicine bottles. Parental Urban Legends add more confusion to new parents’ already overloaded brains and with no basis in fact, they persist like Mikey and Pop Rocks. Here are our Top 3 Infant Sleep Myths and solutions that […]
We’re often asked about “Getting Baby on a Schedule” here at LMS. While baby’s routine is something that naturally emerges if we follow baby’s lead, it’s understandable that the rest of the family can benefit from predictable feeding and sleep times. Below is a sample schedule for a typical 6/7 month old baby. This […]
Four Month Sleep Regression Explained- reviewed by Pam Jones, RN, 25+ year postpartum nurse and sleep coach, updated 8/16/2025. The 4-Month Sleep Regression Explained in 30 Seconds Newborns only go through 2 stages of sleep, but at 4 months old begin maturing into the 4 stages of sleep that we keep for the rest of […]
This is the exact sleep plan our newborn care providers and night nurses use to help babies sleep through the night.
Updated Feb 1, 2022- One of the great joys we have here at Let Mommy Sleep is transitioning first time parents home from the hospital with their newborns. This blog, Your First Night Home with Baby: Newborn Sleep, is the first of our three part series, “Your First Night Home with Baby,” and answers our most […]
