Save Our Sleep® -Tizzie Hall -The International Baby Whisperer

In this episode Kylie and Tizzie talk about moving your toddler out of the cot into the big bed. Bianca Downham suggested the topic of moving a toddler from a cot to a bed. Points covered include: What age should the big move happen. Will manufacturing be coming back to Australia? What bedding should you use in the big bed? Do not take the cot out of the bedroom when you first move your toddler to a big bed. What if baby two is on the way. Why would a ...

In this episode Kylie and Tizzie talk about teaching your baby or toddler boundaries. Points covered include: How to teach your baby or toddler "safe" (climbing down backwards). The stairs and stair gates. The holding technique to stop your child touching things like the TV, dishwasher and Christmas tree. Temper tantrums. Tantrums in the car. What is the tantrum in supermarket all about. It is their job to know where you are at all times in the shops, not y...

In this episode Kylie and Tizzie talk about caring for your sick baby or toddler. Points covered include: Tizzie talks about difference between advising parents of babies with COVID than other illnesses. Sleeping arrangements for you are your sick baby or toddler. What you should dress your baby or toddler in when they have a fever. Sick babies and toddlers will need to sleep more.Checking on your sick baby or toddler in the night. Why you should give extra water but not e...

In this episode Tizzie and Kylie talk about sleep cycles and how they affect a baby’s sleep. Points covered include: •When babies start to sleep in day time cycles and then night time sleep cycles. •How you can help when night time sleep cycles kick in. •The reason for the Dreamfeed and how to do it. •A daytime catnapper will become a night time catnapper. •The reasons for catnapping. •Why you need to put your baby to bed wide awake. •Why do some babies fuss when you are starting to wrap them...

In this episode , Kylie and Tizzie offer some help and tips for getting out and about on a routine. Some pints covered are: What times a re the best times to go out . When Nathan and Paul didn’t have Darragh’s sleep bag and he couldn’t settle.Get a pram with a carrycot and use the Save Our Sleep pillow case as a fitted sheet. Video link to go with Podcast How to settle and resettle in or after taking a baby out of a car seat. Full sleeps in a car seat are not...

In this episode we discuss, becoming time poor when solids is added to the day, how Tizzie’s advice on when to start solids has changed since the very 1st edition of the book. A theory on allergies and starting solids later, what spoons to use and why. Why you should not wipe a baby’s face after each spoonful of food. What age to start the 6 month safe food is it 6 months or 26 weeks? Hiccups or hiccoughs what do you think? Listeners question: Jemma Sage Bell asked about her 11 we...

In this episode we discuss, Mummy guilt. How mum’s living in modern day Australia miss out on confinement to help milk production like some expats living in Singapore get. Tizzie shares how mental health can played games with her mind in the early days. Tizzie shares tips on hoe to follow the routines in the 1st two weeks, things like safer nappy changes and how it is alright to put the lights on. Listeners question: Kristen Matti – Kristen as...

Tizzie has decided to invite one Save Our Sleep parent to join her at the end of each season to talk about Save Our Sleep and how it has helped them with their life. In this episode Monica from Pliē tells us all about her fantastic product. We also hear about pregnancy and 40 day confinement Tizzie wishes all new parents could have. All clients’ readers & friends mentioned in this podcast & video have given permission for their names to be used. Subscribe: YouTube Cha...

In the episode we aim to discuss the Myth around the fact Tizzie Hall leaves babies in cots covered in vomit! What we really end up discussing is should Zoe express colostrum in the last few weeks of pregnancy, why Mrs Hall was refused a bed for the night, proud Mum moments, the vomiting myth and what Tizzie really says, controlled crying and the lay down approach. Listeners question: Grace - Gracey Lacey asks for the transition to big bed advice. Tizzie answers a second question on ...

In the episode we aim to discuss chapter 5, things that affect the routine and help you follow one. What we really end up discussing is silicone scar treatment, growth spurts and how babies grow, getting out and about on a routine, copycat versions of Tizzie’s books, the dreamfeed, sadness around giving the dreamfeed up the cuddle nap and the reason for it. Listeners question: Be - Be asks how to do finger foods again after a choking scare. Tizzie explains her arms up approa...

In the episode we aim to discuss the topics in chapter 4, Sleep and settling. What we really discuss is – How Ron Tizzie in law is after COVID. How Save Our Sleep is an holistic approach, why we introduce a sleep bag at 8 weeks, two or one comforter bedtime rituals, the importance of swaddling, good and bad sleep aids (dummies). Luke’s comforter case study. Link to Tizzie on Mornings with Kerry Anne Listeners question: Tara - Tara asks how I worked out the times to leave a baby to...

In the episode we aim to discuss things affecting sleep and settling. Aaaand, we actually kind of stay on topic! We discuss milk/feed refusal and possible causes. The effects of a feed too close to 7 am (for example 5 am). Tips for telling how wet a nappy is when asked for medical reasons. Storing breastmilk tips, winding and hiccups. Link to video Listeners question: Tara - I’d love a discussion around adapting routines for school runs! It’s doing my head in. How do I adapt the routine...

In the episode we aim to discuss Ashleigh's question of will wrapping cause a baby to develop some skills like rolling later. What we really end up discussing is - Tizzie’s COVID anxiety and Lazy parenting. Lazy parenting is about intentionally providing your child with opportunities to develop a sense of self-efficacy, which in turn will bolster confidence, independence, and responsibility. It's about mindfully stepping back to allow your child to struggle on their own for a minute rat...