Bringing Up Baby

Ever notice how much information there is out there on what's best for your baby? Trying to sort through it all might leave you feeling overwhelmed and frustrated to say the least. This show is dedicated to helping you clear out the noise so you can figure out what is best for YOUR baby and YOUR family.We are here to share information and give practical tips to help you get through baby’s first year and beyond. If you’re looking to learn more about your baby, gain more confidence in your parenting, and get as much sleep as you can through it all, you’ve come to the right place.

Bringing Up Baby is a kids podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 120 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Bringing Up Baby, a kids show with 120 episodes published.

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  Bringing Up Baby

  The Truth About Sleep Training and Attachment

  May 12, 202614 minS0

  <p>Today I'm diving into one of the most emotionally charged topics in parenting: sleep training and attachment.</p> <p>Does sleep training actually harm your bond with your baby? What does the research really say about crying, responsiveness, and secure attachment?</p> <p>We're breaking down the myths, shares what experts in child development and pediatric sleep research have found, and explores why attachment is built through the overall relationship — not one parenting decision.</p> <p>If you’ve ever felt torn between supporting your baby’s sleep and protecting your connection, this episode is for you.<br><br></p> <h3>...

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  Bringing Up Baby

  The Truth About Sleep Training and Attachment

  May 12, 202614 min

  Today I'm diving&nbsp;into one of the most emotionally charged topics in parenting: sleep training and attachment. Does sleep training actually harm your bond with your baby? What does the research really say about crying, responsiveness, and secure attachment? We're breaking down the myths, shares what experts in child development and pediatric sleep research have found, and explores why attachment is built through the overall relationship — not one parenting decision. If you’ve ever felt torn between supporting your baby’s sleep and protecting your connection, this episode is for you. For More Information: Learn more about working with Ashley: &nbsp; Birth Baby Sleep Follow along on Instagram @birth_baby_sleep

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  #118 Signs Your Baby Is NOT Ready to Drop Their Nap

  Mar 9, 202614 minS0

  <p>Thinking about dropping a nap? Before you do, there are a few signs your baby or toddler might still really need it.</p> <p>In this episode, Ashley shares some common situations where parents assume it’s time to drop a nap — but it’s actually too soon. From short baby naps to toddlers who are still sleeping great overnight, you’ll learn a few quick clues that the nap is still serving an important purpose.</p> <p>If sleep has felt a little messy lately, this episode will help you figure out whether the nap is actually the problem…...

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  #117 False Starts - What's Happening + How to Fix It

  Feb 24, 202619 minS0

  <p>If your baby falls asleep at bedtime — only to wake up 30 to 45 minutes later — you’re likely dealing with a false start.</p> <p>In this episode, we break down exactly what false starts are, why they happen, and what they may be telling you about your baby’s sleep.</p> <p>False starts are common, and they’re usually explainable. Most often, they’re linked to:</p> <p>Overtiredness</p> <p>Not quite enough sleep pressure</p> <p>Daytime nap timing</p> <p>Learned sleep habits</p> <p>We’ll talk through how sleep cycles work, why the first 30–45 mi...

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  #116 Cord Blood Banking - What You May Not Know

  Feb 10, 202626 minS0

  <p>Cord blood banking isn’t something most parents think about—or even hear about—until after they’re already pregnant. In this episode, I chat with Sofia Magana from Healthcord Cryogenics to break it all down in a clear, easy-to-understand way.</p> <p>We talk about what cord blood actually is, why some families might consider banking it, and what the process looks like at birth. We also go over the difference between private banking and public donation, so you can understand all the options before deciding what’s right for your family.</p> <p>This conversation is all about givi...

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