• Fun Activities for Teaching Toddlers to Talk
• Tips for Handling The ‘Sleep Regression’ Phase

On the Parentverse: Sue Atkins in Conversation with The Sleep Nanny Lucy Shrimpton, Author, Speaker and Trainer.

Getting your toddler to STAY in their bed and to stop sleeping in your bed can be a hard habit to break.

While lots of parents love to have the kids, all jumping in and cuddling up on a Saturday morning, night after night of interrupted sleep isn’t funny for anyone. The flaying legs, the pulled off duvet and the grumpy partner in the morning aren’t always the idyllic dream of family life you wanted it to be.

So, what can you do when the kids have got into some bad habits, have recovered from that chesty cold, have finished with that nightmare or come through that divorce?