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Episode #25: 1 Year Old Transitions

Published: Sept. 13, 2021, 2 a.m.

Often parenting seems like a never ending series of transitions and changes\u2014 but why does the 1 year old transition feel so overwhelming?

Your kid\u2019s first birthday comes with major celebration\u2026and major angst. Right when you feel like you\u2019ve got schedule \u201cjust right\u201d, everything changes (i.e. feeding, sleeping, behaviors). Jamie and Emily give you the run down (and the DO\u2019s and DON\u2019T\u2019s) on the two hottest topics, bottles and diary, pertaining to this milestone and also share the best advice they received as mom\u2019s from their pediatrician.

In fact, the ladies of NAPS have gotten so many questions about the 1 year old transition that they have created a course available on Nurture to help guide you. Trust yourself. Trust your kid. Things get better.