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Sleep is critical to your toddler’s health—and your sanity. Help them get the rest they need with Motherly’s expert-backed tools and resources.

A few small changes can turn evenings from frazzled to peaceful. These parent-tested shifts help toddlers feel safe, seen, and ready to sleep.

The mom in the video laughed because she knows this is part of the journey. The moment is fleeting, funny, and revealing. It reminds us that toddlers show their love through raw, unfiltered honesty.

A toddler escaped his crib and got outside in the middle of the night, prompting a mom to rethink safety. Here’s how families can navigate sudden independence.

Just two minutes from home, toddler Ayden was drifting off—and mom Grace Ryu sprang into action, singing The Wheels on the Bus to save nap-time

Before you add it to cart, pediatrician Dr. Jessica Klein wants you to pump the brakes and get the facts.

“Kids always know exactly how to cut you down at bedtime 😂.”

It’s also a powerful reminder that kids instinctively know what makes them feel safe.

But why do toddlers resist naps like they’re giving up their life’s greatest work—only to knock out five minutes later in a corner?

Since Lucy prefers to sleep late, we all get to sleep in on the weekend.

Bedtime just got a whole lot dreamier with the Sunset Baby Soother.

Tired of 5am wake up calls? These genius clocks can help.

6 expert-approved methods to help your child—and you—get a good night’s sleep.

Here are some typical reasons your toddler won't nap—and suggestions to solve each problem.

A Montessori expert explains what a floor bed is and why you might choose it to transition your toddler out of their crib.

Is your toddler a light sleeper? Or worse yet, a no-sleeper? Help is on the way.

Sleep sacks really are the best replacement for loose blankets.

Sleep regressions aren't just for babies.

We asked #TeamMotherly to share their child's nap schedules and we received more than 1,000 responses.

3. Keep connection at the center of the process

During the waiting, time changes shape. I can wait for half an hour and think it's been five minutes, and it happens the other way around too. I always feel like I should be using my time more productively, but I'm afraid to make a sound and I can't focus on anything anyways.