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Revealing your expericences and what helped: More real, less fake.
When our loved ones are struggling in sleep, some are more open about it than others. For many, they don’t want to show the struggle and try to keep it to themselves, making it harder to see if they truly are struggling.
Here are some signs you can look out for:
Here are some helpful questions you can ask to offer that conversation up;
Do try to avoid the “are they a good sleeper?” question! Many parents feel some judgement in this to them or their little one and often will close right up instead! Try to offer more open questions to allow them to open up about what is going on. Once you can get a feel them you can start to ask if they need support.
For those struggling in sleep – they may feel that they should be handling things, but it really is ok to be feeling the complete opposite. Asking for support or at least opening up to someone can feel like a huge weight lifted. It takes away that feeling of isolation too. Every parent in the world will have sleepless stories to tell, but sharing it with others can bring positive impacts for their mental health. Seeking support – is a fantastic step. You’ll never feel alone in it and get guidance to support your whole family, to allow you to be the parent you need to be.
We know that sleep is a big deal for those of us with young families, so we've partnered up with award winning sleep consultant, Jade Zammit, who is here to help your loved ones sleep. As any parent will testify, the gift of sleep in the ultimate luxury - you can check out Jade's gift packages on We are The Helpful today.