Choosing an app to track your baby’s sleep
What a baby sleep diary can show, six useful features to compare, and the limits of nap estimates, with a closer look at PetitNid.
Nights and naps change quickly in the first year. These guides bring together referenced information by age to help you understand what’s happening and follow your baby’s rhythm, without imposing a schedule.
Nights, naps and awake time
9 guidesWhat a baby sleep diary can show, six useful features to compare, and the limits of nap estimates, with a closer look at PetitNid.
Practical support for a difficult night: checking comfort, calming the setting, sharing care and recognising when your baby needs medical help.
What sleeping through the night means, how patterns vary with age, why waking continues and when to ask for help with your baby’s sleep.
Baby naps from birth to toddlerhood: how patterns change, when naps usually disappear, and how to recognise your baby’s tiredness cues.
More waking around four months? Understand changing sleep cycles, what may help your baby settle, and when to seek medical advice.
Understand sleep changes around eight months, separation anxiety, developing movement and naps, with practical ways to reassure your baby.
WHO sleep ranges from birth to two years, with changing sleep cycles, nap patterns and tiredness cues to help you understand your baby’s sleep.
Recognise tiredness cues, prepare a safe sleeping space and try a gentle transition from your arms to the cot, with support when settling is hard.
How to dress your baby for sleep: French room-temperature guidance, choosing a sleep bag and recognising when your baby needs medical advice.