Today we are actually going to be doing something that I've never done on the podcast, which I'm really, really excited about – a Q&A episode! If you follow me on Instagram, you know that I do a weekly question and answer session, and for this most recent one, I collected the questions and I will be answering them throughout this episode. I think this will be really fun because when I do it on Instagram, I can only go so deep because I have a time limit. So let’s dive in. If you want your own questions answered? Follow me on Instagram, @resting_in_motherhood and submit it on the next Q&A day!

Questions Answered:

• We are going to a party tonight and my toddler will have a late night. Should I let her catch up the next day or cap her nap?
• Some toddlers sleep 12 hours at night, but not mine. Is it too late to try supporting them?
• Is it possible for a 16 month old who is breastfeeding to sleep through the night?
• When did you first have a night away from your daughter?
• Do you have guidance on separation and co-parenting with a 3 year old? Will she be okay?
• How old was Lilah when you took your first solo trip?
• I stopped using a binky with my 26 month old and now naps and bedtime are taking one hour or more. Do you have tips for self soothing?
• What is the biggest learning experience you’ve had since you started your business?
• If my family or friends choose to sleep train, should I say something?
• Is there something developmental around 7 years of age that makes them not want to go to bed?
• What is something you’re most proud of?
• How do you manage and how long does separation anxiety last at 12 months?
• How did you get to the point where you were okay being away from Lilah?

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