Are you nervous family travel will ruin your child’s sleep? In this guide, certified sleep consultant Meg O’Leary shares practical, parent-tested strategies to help your baby or toddler sleep well in a Pack ’n Play—whether you’re heading on spring break or navigating sleep on the go. Learn how to build independent sleep skills, set up a travel-friendly sleep environment, and confidently manage bedtime away from home so your whole family can enjoy smoother nights while traveling.

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.

Newborns aren’t developmentally ready for strict schedules, but they do thrive on predictable rhythms. Leading pediatric sleep expert Meg O’Leary discusses the difference between a newborn schedule and a healthy sleep rhythm, including wake windows, feeding on demand, and how gentle routines lay the foundation for better sleep as your baby grows.

Creating your baby registry doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Certified sleep expert and mom of four Meg O’Leary, shares her practical tips, must-have items, and what you can skip to build a stress-free, budget-friendly registry for your newborn.

Managing your child’s sleep across nannies, babysitters, daycares, and grandparents doesn’t have to be stressful. This guide offers realistic, flexible tips to help you create and communicate a consistent routine that works, no matter who’s putting your child to bed!

Confused about sleep sacks? This expert-backed guide from a certified sleep consultant breaks down TOG ratings, fabric types, and the best sleep sacks for every age, season, and stage: from newborn swaddles to toddler-friendly wearable blankets.

Considering having your kids share a room, or already navigating sleep in a small space? Whether you're prepping for a future room share or managing current sleep disruptions, this expert guide breaks down age-specific sleep training tips and real-life strategies that support sibling connection and uninterrupted rest. Learn how to create a peaceful shared sleep space, no matter the square footage.

Looking for a gradual way to teach your child to sleep independently? The Chair Method an effective sleep training approach that keeps you close while building your child’s confidence. This step-by-step guide walks you through each phase: so you can support your little one while they learn to fall asleep on their own.

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!

Experiencing frequent night wakings or skipped naps? You might be in the middle of a sleep regression. In this guide, we break down the 6 major baby and toddler sleep regression periods: from the 4-month sleep regression to the 2-year sleep regression. Learn what causes these disruptions, how long sleep regressions last, and practical, expert-backed strategies to handle each stage. Plus, discover when to seek professional help, and how teaching independent sleep skills can prevent future regressions.

Is your newborn wide awake at 2:00 a.m. and snoozing all afternoon? You’re not alone. Learn how to gently reset your baby’s internal clock and ease day-night confusion with simple, research-backed strategies from newborn sleep expert Meg O’Leary, mom of four and founder of A Restful Night.

Discover everything you need to know about our Two-Week Full Support Sleep Training Program designed to help your baby or toddler sleep independently, establish healthy sleep habits, and give your entire family the rest you deserve. Learn what’s included, how our certified sleep coaches support you every step of the way, and why over 1,000 families trust A Restful Night for personalized, virtual sleep coaching. Say goodbye to bedtime battles and sleepless nights—your journey to better sleep starts here.

Sleep training isn’t just about babies—it’s a journey for parents, too. In this honest account, new mom Emily shares her sleep training experience with her five-month-old daughter, Poppy, after weeks of sleepless nights, navigating daycare schedules, and juggling a return to work. With support from A Restful Night’s Two-Week Full Support Program, Emily found solutions that worked for her family’s unique needs, helping Poppy sleep more independently while empowering Emily to take control of bedtime routines. If you’re a parent searching for real solutions, Emily’s story could be the sleep inspiration you need!

Navigating the delicate balance of breastfeeding and sleep training can be challenging for new parents. In this guide, you'll learn proven strategies to foster a nurturing environment that supports both your baby's development and your breastfeeding journey. Discover how to establish a daytime rhythm, focus on full feeds, respond to overnight cues, involve non-nursing caregivers, and maintain your milk supply—all while promoting independent sleep. With patience and the right approach, breastfeeding and sleep training can work together to create a healthy foundation for your baby's growth.

Is your 3-4 month old baby suddenly waking up frequently at night? The 4-month sleep regression can be tough, but it's a sign of healthy development. This blog post shares expert tips on establishing consistent routines, encouraging self-soothing, evaluating pacifier use, and creating a sleep-conducive environment. Learn how to navigate this challenging phase and get your baby back to better sleep.

Parents will do almost anything to get their children to sleep—song and dance routines included. Many don’t realize that there is help out there in the form of experts to help with all things sleep. This is where sleep consultants come in.