One of the biggest hurdles parents face is making sure they and their children get enough rest during those challenging formative years.
To help you navigate those choppy waters, Parents has published its 2023 Kids' Sleep Awards, a plethora of products and advice to get your little ones down for the night.
Using a panel of judges, rigorous real-life testing and vetting from sleep experts, Parents narrowed down its list from more than 100 options on the market right now. Below, you'll find eight of those winners, conveniently separated by which age bracket benefited the most.
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"This compact humidifier includes embedded sensors that monitor humidity levels, allowing it to turn on and off when necessary," Parents writes, noting it creates "less worry for you. "It hydrates rooms up to 500 square feet, has a 36-hour run time, and -- perhaps most conveniently -- its components are all dishwasher-safe."
Parents loves this portable white noise machine because it holds its charge for 48 hours, has three LED light settings and will never go above the American Academy of Pediatrics-recommended noise level of 50dB. The AAP also recommends that parents keep them far away from infants as possible, setting the volume at the lowest setting and keeping the duration of use short.
Calling it a "tried-and-true classic," Parents loves the moisture-wicking material of the Ollie and its ability to grow with your baby, so you're not stuck buying multiple sizes.
For a nightlight and stuffed animal in one, try this adorable option that ranks high for toddlers due to a 45-minute shutoff feature and three "buddies" to choose from.
For older kids only (as weighted blankets are not recommended for babies or toddlers and should never exceed 10% of an older child's body weight, according to the AAP), the calming effect of a weighted blanket can have a calming effect and "wraps around your little one like a hug," says Parents.
