Sentences with phrase «of naps in your stroller»

We did a lot of naps in the stroller or a wrap during this time, but I would try to do at least one nap per day in her bed, and eventually she got the hang of it.

If you plan to have your child taking a lot of naps in your stroller or have a newborn, you should upgrade to the Quest.

Not exact matches

Try to get out and get lots of fresh air (if you put your baby in a sling or stroller, maybe he'll go to sleep and you can have a «break» too - mine both took some of their best naps outdoors).

Take your baby for a ride in a stroller or a walk with a front pack while she takes a nap; getting the baby out of the house should make it easier for her to go to sleep.

Some of my kids» best naps were taken while at the beach, safely in their stroller in the shade.

«Lifesaver — Carseat, Baby carrier,... a rock n'play, stroller, swing (all three of my babies were motion junkies and loved to nap in the swing, other kids hate them), baby bjorn bouncy chair, dock a tot for co-sleeping, and a breast pump.

Brody has already taken a couple of naps in the few weeks we've been using the stroller.

Most of the time my 2 - year old doesn't even want to seat in the stroller, so I take it with me just in case she wants to take a nap or needs a diaper change.

Once your child is no longer a baby, remove all expectations of your child napping in the stroller or laying on your chest all day.

Unless your child has missed a nap or is in the stroller at naptime, a «bigger baby» (over 6 months of age) or toddler should naturally be awake and alert in stimulating environments.

We have no backup desperation nap plans like cars, swings, stroller and we just have to do all of the naps in the crib.

So, I used that to get snacks packed and the diaper bag refilled and get the stroller out into the car and map quests, whatever I was gonna go so that, when my son woke up from the nap, I didn't have to be trying to do that in addition to nursing and getting him ready and all of that so... so no, I wish, but no.

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Exercise, of course, will tire out a toddlers quickly making nap time go more smoothly, but even the stimulus of being out in a stroller will do the same.

I'm not sure if she's getting too much waketime before that first nap... I usually go walking with her in the morning and often she'll fall asleep in the stroller and when I get home I'll put her in bed, but I've also tried nixing the walk and scheduling just an hour or so of waketime so she won't be as sleepy going down for a nap and she still rises early.

He also naps happily in his car seat, carrier, stroller, etc, so being held is not really necessary, just something we do as a form of bonding and cuddling.

I am thankful that littlepixie loves to walk everywhere and I'm thankful that she'll nap in the stroller, these things definitely make the gradual transition from «babywearing» to «running after crazy toddler» easier but a little part of me misses carrying her everywhere and that part of me wants a sticker for my stroller that says «Babywearer in Disguise ``!

Some days she wouldn't nap all day, and my nights would be spent pushing her outside in the stroller in the middle of the winter, up and down the driveway, and then ever - so - carefully trying to creep the car seat back into the house without waking her.

For example, it is actually common practice in Norway to set strollers outside in the winter for a «sub-zero nap» — something that no one in Rochester Hills would dream of doing during the harsh months of the Michigan winter.

Needless to say, those cute days of Addi napping in her carseat or stroller while her daddy and I take my blog pics are a thing of the past, so we decided to improvise and she joined me in a few of them — which in the end I totally adored.