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Q: How do I get my baby to sleep through the night without crying it out?
– Sarah M.
A: A gentle routine, consistent bedtime, and making sure baby is well-fed and comfortable can go a long way—sleep training doesn’t have to mean tears.

Q: How do I deal with family members who constantly give unsolicited parenting advice?
– Meagan T.
A: Smile, thank them, and pivot the conversation—it keeps the peace while protecting your parenting choices.

Q: What’s the best way to help my toddler with tantrums in public?
– James K.
A: Stay calm, get on their level, and offer two simple choices—they feel more in control and you're still guiding the situation.

Q: Should I wake my newborn to feed at night?
– Olivia D.
A: Yes, if they’re under 4 weeks or not gaining weight steadily—but always check with your pediatrician for your baby’s specific needs.

Q: When should I start potty training?
– Laura C.
A: Look for readiness signs like staying dry for 2+ hours, showing interest, and being able to follow basic directions—timing matters more than age.

Q: Is screen time really that bad for toddlers?
– Daniel J.
A: Moderation is key—keep it short, age-appropriate, and try co-viewing when possible so it becomes interactive, not just passive.

Q: How do I handle mom guilt when I take time for myself?
– Amanda L.
A: Remind yourself that a rested, happy mom is a better mom—self-care isn’t selfish, it’s necessary.

Q: What are your favorite mom hacks for getting out the door with multiple little ones?
– Brianna S.
A: Pack bags and lay out clothes the night before—mornings go 10x smoother when you don’t have to think under pressure.

Q: What are some toys that keep kids occupied without needing screens?
– Jason R.
A: Open-ended toys like Magna-Tiles, play dough, or water painting keep little hands busy and minds creative.

Q: How do I get my toddler to eat vegetables without a meltdown?
– Chelsea V.
A: Offer veggies often, even without pressure—they might ignore them ten times, then suddenly love them on the eleventh.

Q: How can I make car rides easier with multiple kids?
– Emily W.
A: Keep a “car kit” stocked with snacks, small toys, and wipes—and try leaving 10 minutes earlier to reduce the stress for everyone.

**Q: What do I actually need on a baby registry?
– Nicole B.**
A: Focus on essentials—diapers, a safe place to sleep, feeding supplies, and a reliable baby carrier. My baby registry book breaks down exactly what you need and what you can skip—it's available now if you want to make your list stress-free!

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Q: How do I get my baby to sleep through the night without crying it out?– Sarah M.A: A gentle routine, consistent bedtime, and making sure baby is well-fed and comfortable can go a long way—sleep training doesn’t have to mean tears.

Q: How do I deal with family members who constantly give unsolicited parenting advice?– Meagan T.A: Smile, thank them, and pivot the conversation—it keeps the peace while protecting your parenting choices.

Q: What’s the best way to help my toddler with tantrums in public?– James K.A: Stay calm, get on their level, and offer two simple choices—they feel more in control and you're still guiding the situation.

Q: Should I wake my newborn to feed at night?– Olivia D.A: Yes, if they’re under 4 weeks or not gaining weight steadily—but always check with your pediatrician for your baby’s specific needs.

Q: When should I start potty training?– Laura C.A: Look for readiness signs like staying dry for 2+ hours, showing interest, and being able to follow basic directions—timing matters more than age.

Q: Is screen time really that bad for toddlers?– Daniel J.A: Moderation is key—keep it short, age-appropriate, and try co-viewing when possible so it becomes interactive, not just passive.

Q: How do I handle mom guilt when I take time for myself?– Amanda L.A: Remind yourself that a rested, happy mom is a better mom—self-care isn’t selfish, it’s necessary.

Q: What are your favorite mom hacks for getting out the door with multiple little ones?– Brianna S.A: Pack bags and lay out clothes the night before—mornings go 10x smoother when you don’t have to think under pressure.

Q: What are some toys that keep kids occupied without needing screens?– Jason R.A: Open-ended toys like Magna-Tiles, play dough, or water painting keep little hands busy and minds creative.

Q: How do I get my toddler to eat vegetables without a meltdown?– Chelsea V.A: Offer veggies often, even without pressure—they might ignore them ten times, then suddenly love them on the eleventh.

Q: How can I make car rides easier with multiple kids?– Emily W.A: Keep a “car kit” stocked with snacks, small toys, and wipes—and try leaving 10 minutes earlier to reduce the stress for everyone.