You know the difference now between tired cues and sleep cues. (babywisemom.com)
Picking up on tired cues is important, says Kim West, author of The Sleep Lady's Good Night, Sleep Tight, because if you miss them, «[your baby's] body won't be pumping out calming melatonin. (mattressadvisor.com)
If they ask more questions I explain it as «I watch for her potty cues, just like her hunger and tired cues — and offer her the potty when she needs and and also at natural times like when she wakes up, etc.» Most of the time the conversation ends there. (godiaperfree.com)