From cot to bed | with Claire from eat. play. sleep.

Episode 13 of the eat play sleep podcast, hosted by eat. play. sleep., titled "From cot to bed | with Claire from eat. play. sleep. " was published on January 28, 2024 and runs 18 minutes.

January 28, 2024 ·18m · eat play sleep

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Today we chat about the big move from cot to the bed. This can be a scary transition, going from the safe cot, where your toddler can't get out, moving to a bed where they can escape whenever they please. In this episode we discuss when to make this transition, how to make this transition and Claire gives us some helpful tools for when things are not going to plan. | @eatplaysleepconsultant | @eatplaysleeppodcast | www.epsleep.com.au

Episode Description

Today we chat about the big move from cot to the bed.

This can be a scary transition, going from the safe cot, where your toddler can't get out, moving to a bed where they can escape whenever they please.

In this episode we discuss when to make this transition, how to make this transition and Claire gives us some helpful tools for when things are not going to plan.

| @eatplaysleepconsultant

| @eatplaysleeppodcast

| www.epsleep.com.au

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