Hello everyone,
I'm a mother of a two-year-old toddler and I'm struggling to get her into good sleep habits. She has trouble falling asleep on her own and often wakes up multiple times throughout the night. This is not only affecting her sleep but also mine and my partner's sleep. We're constantly feeling tired and drained because of this.
I tried giving her a regular bedtime routine, but it doesn't seem to work. I'm not sure what else I can do to help her develop good sleep habits. I'm open to any suggestions and tips that have worked for other parents in a similar situation. Thank you!

Hello everyone,
As a mother of a three-year-old toddler who has always had trouble falling asleep, I have tried various techniques that have proven to be helpful.
One thing that worked for us was establishing a relaxing pre-bedtime routine that included activities such as coloring, puzzles, and bath time. We also play calming music in the background during our routine, which helps our child to feel relaxed and sleepy.
Another trick that has helped us is using positive reinforcement. We implemented a reward system that rewards our child for completing their bedtime routine and making it through the night without waking up. This has motivated our child to stay in bed and feel confident in their ability to sleep through the night.
We also ensure that our child gets enough time outside to receive natural light, which regulates their body clock and helps them feel more tired at night.
Lastly, we make sure our child has a consistent sleep schedule, which helps them understand when it is time to relax and wind down for the night.
While each child is unique, these techniques have helped our family and we hope that they may be useful for others in establishing good sleep habits for their toddlers.
Good luck parents!