It’s helpful to realize that all methods are safe and effective when properly performed and matched to your unique child and family!
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Give your plan 21 days and remember what normal learning and progress really looks like. Nobody has perfect sleep cycles all the time. Be patient. Be a sure, steady place for your little one.
My sleep training tips were referenced in a Mom.Me blog!
Of all of the detailed recommendations I provide my families for improving the quality of their infant’s sleep habits, health, and safety, the easiest adjustment with instant improvement is the one that surprises them the most: lowering the temperature of the sleep environment and improving air circulation around their child.
Introducing, Dr. Lawrence Kagan,MD, FAAP Kagan is a UCLA honors graduate, with a Bachelors of Science degree in Biochemistry. He received his medical training at USC Keck School of Medicine, and completed his internship and residency in Pediatrics at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles.
The most notable upgrade to this well-regarded list of SIDS prevention and safe-sleep recommendations is the call to “room share” (not bed share) with baby at least until they’re 6 months old (but optimally until 12 months old).
Introducing, pediatrician, Dr. Michelle Yasharpour She is not just the most amazing moderator of the best private mommy facebook group (LA Mommies) in all of California, she is one of the most highly regarded board certified, PEDIATRIC and Adult Allergy, Asthma Immunology Specialists in Los Angeles! Her practice is located on South Beverly Drive, between Pico and Olympic. And, you should see the long list of incredible reviews about her work!
Transitioning your baby from a bassinet to a regular crib is actually a bigger deal than most parents realize. It’s important to both your child’s safety and how well they sleep in the future!
Introducing, pediatrician, Guy Efron M.D., F.A.A.P. How can I NOT bestow ‘pediatrician of the month’ this beloved Beverly Hills pediatrician? He is one of the all time favorites mentioned on all of the Los Angeles “mommy” Facebook groups!
Jenni June is now regularly appearing LIVE on Facebook every Thursday at 1pm PT/4pm ET Hang out with me and enjoy some great tips and discussions on controversial sleep topics and products. Bring your questions… we’re going to have a goooood time!☺
“The fourth trimester” is the newborn stage from birth to 16 weeks old. While it is a magical time, the colic and/or sleepless nights begin to take its toll for many parents.
Allow me to introduce my friend, and a great lady, pediatrician, Dr. Tanya Altmann. She is a mom of 3 beautiful boys and author of 2 fantastic books, What to Feed Your Baby and Mommy Calls.
Watch this video on “Sleep Struggles Vs. Sleep Solutions” Don’t struggle another day! Well-sleep is the secret to happy and healthy families.
Watch this video on “Restorative Sleep For Your Family” Do you have issues with sleep? Is sleeplessness affecting your work, relationships and daily life? This great video helps show the variety of options to help individuals and families sleep well.
Introducing, pediatrician, Dr. Dafna H. Ahdoot M.D., F.A.A.P Dr. Adhoot is a brilliant pediatrician and mom of two of the cutest little girls you have ever seen (ages 1 and 2.5). Both of whom I’ve provided sleep training support for
More Than Just a Company: What everyone must know about Naturepedic Enough time, and the trauma of shock, fear, and worry have passed for me to share with all of you what my family went through, a year ago this month…
Visit Jenni June @ The 3rd Annual So Cal Wellness Event - Beauty, Wellness and Modern Motherhood March 16, 2017 6:30-9:30 pm Mulholland Tennis Club I am one of the panelists for this event. I will break down the essentials of my trademarked 4 Pillars of Sleep Hygiene and leave plenty of time for the audience to ask their most pressing questions about pediatric sleep habits and how to change them. Additional Q & A and meet and greet will take place at my table after the panel discussion, where I will introduce you to my new team mates in sleep health and safety, the staff of the new Breathe Institute! Learn More
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If this is what sleep deprivation does to adults, imagine the ramifications to a growing, developing baby or child! Stress levels are elevated to chronic states (elevated levels of cortisol) that negatively impact infant mental health, eating and digestion, and behavior.
Children are often misdiagnosed ADHD and medicated (making sleep matters worse), when all that’s needed is sleep coaching, if a sleep disorder is not presenting.
My night time sleep tips were referenced in a Just Born For Baby blog!
