Show Notes
Bedtime can be a struggle for parents and caregivers of kids of all ages. Maybe your child needs an extra glass of water — three times before bed. Or maybe they want you to read that story “just one more time,” for hours. No matter what roadblocks you face at bedtime, you’re not alone.
Find more about Parenting Behavior at lnk.to/parentingbehavior On this bonus episode of “In It,” we’re sharing an episode of another Understood podcast called “Parenting Behavior with Dr. Andy Kahn.” Listen as Andy, a licensed psychologist and parent, explains the many ways bedtime can go for families.
Listen as he talks about: - Understanding what your child is telling you at bedtime - Learning about different ways to settle your child to prepare them for sleep - Recent research findings that will probably make you feel better about your child’s sleep routine
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