by Grace Cunningham | Jun 4, 2025 | Stages, Stages Top Stories
For Amber Nicholson, co-sleeping with her baby gave her a sense of security and comfort she never could have imagined. “Having my son sleep away from me caused me more worry, wondering if he was ok instead of him right next to us. We all slept better together.” The...
by Isabella Francois | Jun 3, 2025 | Stages, Stages Top Stories
Mood changes, memory difficulties, and body aches can all be factors affected by menopause. But sleep issues are another huge factor that many experience but did not anticipate. And it’s no surprise, as according to a survey conducted by Ipsos MORI, 79% of women...
by Grace Cunningham | May 28, 2025 | Stages
To free bleed onto my sheets or not to free bleed onto my sheets? Unfortunately, that is the question many women and those who menstruate face when deciding whether to sleep in a tampon or wear an uncomfortable sanitary towel on their period. The night before is often...
by Ria Caven | May 28, 2025 | Stages
All parents know fine and well that young children need a daytime nap, but do we know why? For the little ones in our lives, napping is not just a pause from the day’s activities; it’s a fundamental component of their day-to-day life. Leigh Coates Leigh Coates,...
by Henry Hurt | May 27, 2025 | Stages
A tale as old as time: a child stashing their Nintendo DS under their pillow, practically convulsing as a parent edges closer to confiscate the glowing device. The quiet click of buttons, the flicker of Pokémon Platinum or Super Mario Bros lighting up a dark room....
by Grace Cunningham | May 22, 2025 | Stages, Stages Top Stories
Jane Teresa Anderson recalls having “lots and lots of nightmares” as a child. “My parents generally told me to just go back to sleep.” The dream therapist and analyst believes that there are other ways to respond when your child has a nightmare. Do children have more...
