Dr. Tenisha Bibbs is a seasoned professional with over a decade of experience as a Postpartum Doula, Pregnancy and Postpartum Health & Wellness Coach, and Lactation Counselor. As the founder of Ask A Doula Newborn Services, she has dedicated her career to nurturing and educating new mothers on infant care and self-care practices. With a compassionate approach, Dr. Bibbs guides families through the transition of welcoming a new sibling, ensuring a smooth and empowering experience for all. She is also an author, sharing her expertise to support families on their journey into parenthood.
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Yes, all Ask a Doula Newborn Services (ADNCS) professionals are trained in newborn care, basic lactation support, and identifying postpartum and sleep training needs.
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When considering if a baby is ready to sleep longer than 3 hours at night, several factors come into play:
It's important to note that a baby's nighttime sleep will not mirror that of an adult, and their sleep patterns will vary. For example, a sample night sleep schedule may include periods like 9pm-2am or 8pm-2am. While newborns typically can start sleep training as early as 4 months, with our trained professionals at Ask A Doula Newborn Services, we start as early as 6 weeks. We do not advise starting this young unless you are working with our trained nurses, who can provide expert guidance and support tailored to your baby's needs.