Infant sleep is often punctuated by a variety of vocalizations, including grunts, sighs, whimpers, and gurgles. These sounds are a normal part of development and reflect various physiological processes as the infant’s... Read more »
The cessation of nighttime bottle feeding refers to the point at which infant feeding practices transition away from providing a bottle of milk or formula immediately prior to sleep. This transition typically... Read more »
The reliance on breastfeeding as a sleep association can become a significant hurdle as infants grow older. It involves the infant consistently falling asleep while nursing, creating a strong link between feeding... Read more »
The phrase describes the process of transitioning an infant or young child away from being lulled to sleep through rhythmic movement, such as swaying in one’s arms or in a rocking chair.... Read more »