Tweet When we featured interviews with our Sleep Support Team (see parts one, two and three of the series), we asked them what their favorite products are when it comes to getting a good night’s sleep for baby (and the rest of the family!). Here’s a compilation of their top picks: ABC – Isis Super…
Tweet Part three of our series introducing you to the Sleep Support Team, including why each became a Sleep Consultant, their favorite stories and top product picks for sleep. See Part 1 and Part 2. Looking for products to help your family get a good night’s sleep? See this compilation of our Sleep Consultants’ Top…
Tweet Many parents use monitors when their baby or toddler is sleeping. Using a monitor can provide peace of mind for parents, a set of eyes and ears to help make sure our little ones are safe during nap time or nighttime. It is important though, that these products are positioned correctly in the room…
Tweet Part two of our series introducing you to the Sleep Support Team, including why each became a Sleep Consultant, their favorite stories and top product picks for sleep. See Part 1 and Part 3. Looking for products to help your family get a good night’s sleep? See this compilation of our Sleep Consultants’ Top…
Tweet A recent study presented at the American Academy of Pediatrics’ national conference in New Orleans on Sunday finds that many grandparents don’t know about today’s safety guidelines for children, such as appropriate sleep position, crib safety and car seat use. In this study, When asked about the best sleep position for a baby, 33%…
Tweet Healthy Sleep is always important – for babies, children and adults. This week, Isis celebrates Sleep and our fantastic Sleep Support Program. Our team of seven highly experienced Isis Sleep Consultants – each with extensive sleep support training and a Masters’ Degree in a related area – has completed over 2000 phone-based Sleep Consultations…
Tweet Evidence from brain science strongly suggests we can warm up and stimulate the young child’s brain for learning to read. Exciting new research using neuroimaging techniques reveal that parts of the brain develop for reading as early as infancy. A particular region of the left hemisphere of the brain becomes highly aroused by the…
Tweet Not only is strength and muscle tone important in the pelvic floor, but overly tight muscles can also cause pain and tearing during birth and discomfort postpartum. It is important to stretch the hip flexors and posterior chain which includes the groin, hamstrings, and glutes. Participating in Prenatal Yoga is an easy and safe…