6 Helpful Tips for Parents to Navigate the Spring Forward Time Change
Daylight Saving Time (DST) is right around the corner, and for parents of young children and babies, the “spring forward” shift can feel like a daunting challenge. Losing an hour of sleep and adjusting to a new schedule can lead to cranky mornings, disrupted sleep patterns, and general chaos in the household. Fortunately, there are ways to ease the transition and help your little one adjust smoothly. Here are six helpful tips to make this time change easier for both you and your preschooler.
Creating a Safe and Comfortable Nursery: The Role of Kelvin
Welcome to our guide on ensuring your baby's nursery is not just a haven of cuteness but also a bastion of safety and comfort. We understand that as parents, the well-being of your little ones is your top priority. That's why we're here to talk about an essential aspect of nursery care that might not always be on everyone's radar - maintaining the perfect nursery temperature and humidity with Kelvin, our color-changing nursery thermometer and hygrometer.
5 Tips for Helping Hard-of-Hearing Babies and Toddlers Catch Some Zzz’s
Sleep is great for your child’s mental and physical development— but it can be challenging to get a good night’s rest when your little one is living with a hearing condition. Research highlights that medical conditions are one of the top factors that disrupt the sleep quality of children. Unfortunately, this bounces back: poor sleep quality can further aggravate a child's condition, and continue the cycle.
This can be very concerning for parents who simply want the best for their child’s health and well-being. Here are a few tips for parents who want to help children with hearing impairments get a good night's sleep.
This can be very concerning for parents who simply want the best for their child’s health and well-being. Here are a few tips for parents who want to help children with hearing impairments get a good night's sleep.
How do I know if my baby is too hot or cold?
If you have a KELVIN night light or are thinking about getting one, chances are that you're looking to monitor your nursery or kid's room's temperature. That's great! Worrying about whether your child is too hot or cold can be nerve wracking, especially if it's an infant. Babies can't verbally express to us whether they're uncomfortable so it can take some practice. Here are some tips to make you feel more confident about your baby's comfort level.