Hey, welcome back to the preview alliance podcast. This is Sarah here and I am bringing back if you have been a listener with us for the past couple months you know her you love her our sleep guru and naughty from nested rest of sleep.

She has walked us through newborn, three to four months,

we survived it now.

The babies are five months and on

and this is the episode that you guys are like going to turn up the volume, get your

notepad and get ready for it. So welcome.

Yeah, thank you so much for having these era.

Okay, so we polled our preview moms and you know this is so fun because your first

newborn one was really around the time a lot of our moms had their baby or was right fixing to so they're like falling along and so I'm like what what now do you want to know and I've got some really great questions. So all right, here comes the first one.

All right, we survived the four month regression. What is to come when it comes to regressions?

What should we be on the lookout for?

Yeah, so honestly, regressions can come at any point in time.

So if you go back to the previous episode, we kind of reworded the

concept of regressions into developmental progressions. So those occur, the progressions, they occur around the four, the six, the eight to nine month,

point 12 months, 18 months, and the 24 months.

So those are the developmental progressions that occur.

Now, regressions can occur at any point in time and that is due to sickness, travel, off days, maybe like some imbalance in family dynamics such as mom going back to work or starting daycare

anything that can influence and impact their normal schedule and routine will lead to a regression. Travel is the huge one as well. So all of those things will lead to a regression. So I

regressions can occur anytime.

Progressions are developmental, which occur

when I've dated them previously.

Now, I guess, and this goes along at this other mom's question is my son started rolling sitting up sleep time looks like a circus.

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