Spring forward doesn’t have to mean lost sleep for your child. On March 8, 2026, clocks move ahead one hour, and with a few simple strategies, your child can adjust quickly. From gradual bedtime shifts to jumping right into the new schedule, this step-by-step guide from pediatric sleep expert Meg O’Leary helps families navigate Daylight Saving Time with minimal disruption.

Traveling with kids this holiday season? From infants to preschoolers, these expert-backed holiday travel sleep tips will help you maintain your child’s routine, create familiar sleep spaces, manage room sharing, and handle disruptions with confidence. Learn what to pack, how to prepare, and how to get everyone back on track once you're home, so you can enjoy the magic of the season without sacrificing sleep.

As summer winds down, it’s time to start thinking ahead. This guide helps you ease your family back into a consistent school sleep routine. Discover age-based sleep needs, practical bedtime strategies, and gentle ways to get ahead of the adjustment from certified sleep expert Meg O’Leary.

From soaring temperatures to travel disruptions, summer can wreak havoc on sleep. This expert guide shares 10 Top Summer Sleep Tips—plus age-specific advice from newborns to big kids, and parent-approved product recommendations to help your whole family sleep cool and comfortably all season long. A Restful Night is here to help you make summer memories without sacrificing sleep!

Worried about how time zone changes will affect your baby’s sleep while traveling? Discover expert-approved tips for adjusting your baby’s sleep schedule, packing the right travel essentials, and creating a consistent bedtime routine, even on red-eye flights or in hotel rooms. Whether you’re flying internationally or road-tripping across states, these practical strategies will help your baby (and you!) sleep soundly, wherever you land.

Planning a family vacation to Turks and Caicos? Discover travel tips from sleep expert and mom of four Meg O’Leary, including the best family-friendly resorts, what to pack, how to manage room sharing with kids, and smart strategies for stress-free travel with toddlers, preschoolers, and big kids. This guide has everything you need for a memorable (and manageable!) trip with children.

The Spring Ahead Time Change is here (yes, we’re still doing this!). While longer evenings are a perk, losing an hour of sleep can throw your child’s routine off track. Expect groggy mornings, bedtime battles, and a little crankiness—but don’t worry! This blog shares expert-approved strategies to help your little one adjust quickly. From adjusting naps and using blackout curtains to maximizing morning sunlight, these simple tips will ease the transition so your whole family can stay well-rested. Ready to help your child spring forward without the fuss?

Daylight Saving ends on November 3, 2024, are you ready for the time change? Whether you're a meticulous planner or someone caught off guard by the time change, this guide offers strategies to help your baby or toddler adjust smoothly. From gradual schedule shifts to quick fixes after-the-fact, learn which approach suits your parenting style best—whether you're a Panicked Preparer, a Spur-of-the-Moment Strategist, or an After-the-Fact Fixer. With actionable tips, expert advice, and flexible plans, you can take back control of your child’s sleep schedule without losing your sanity.

As summer winds down and the school year looms, families are preparing for a fresh start. If you're like me, the transition can bring a mix of excitement and anxiety. Embrace the change of season with a proactive approach and give your family the structure they need to thrive this school year! Here are five strategies I'm using to restore structure at home this September...

Summer is always a fun time of year – beach, BBQs, vacations and really just letting go and enjoying the long, warm days. This often means late nights, slower mornings and a loose or non-existent schedule. August hits and the reality of a new school year with structure, alarm clocks, drop off lines and homework hits. Yikes, how will this transition go?