But the time change can be unsettling for some young families. Sleep consultant Lucy from Days & Dreams (who also provides our Mindful Birth course parents with ‘Newborn sleep video guides’) has written a printable guide to prepare your family for the time change- and as always, there is not a one-size-fits-all approach. See what she has to say and go with the approach that suits your family best.
Print or save to your camera roll and share it with others in your home, especially if you decide to follow the gradual approach as you’ll be able to refer to it each day leading up to Sunday.
We really hope it helps!
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