Ep 096: A conversation about sleep w/ Abigail Cannon

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Where are all my tired parents at? I know, you're probably too exhausted to even lift your hand. Sleep issues with our little ones have a profound effect on so many areas of our life as I can tell you from experience. I'm overjoyed to bring you a conversation about such a thing today with Abigail Cannon.

Abigail is the founder of ABCs of Sleep and believes in creating positive sleep habits for both your baby and you. Join us for a great discussion about the difficulties parents have in creating sleep routines for their children and how you can change that through positivity and honoring the season you're in.

LINKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED TODAY:

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Here’s where you can follow, stalk and be friends with Abigail:

Website: www.abcsofsleep.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/ABCs-of-sleep-3868172645748/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/ab_csof

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