Harrison Ross

Harrison Ross is an expert in early childhood development who holds an MA in Child Psychology from Stanford University. His experience as a pediatric consultant for over a decade has been instrumental in his profound understanding of baby needs and safety standards.
He frequently participates in community workshops on responsible parenting. He enjoys woodworking and exploring nature trails during his downtime, enriching his understanding of the natural materials and ergonomic designs he often recommends.

April 2, 2025
Harrison Ross
Breastfeeding & Baby Stuff

Sunrise Struggles: Stop Your Baby’s Early Wake-ups

The dreaded 5 AM cry strikes again! Parents worldwide know the pain of early morning baby wakeups all too well. Those pre-dawn hours can leave both you and your...

April 2, 2025
Harrison Ross
Breastfeeding & Baby Stuff

Tick Tock Sleep Hack: Daylight Saving Baby Sleep Solved!

When clocks spring forward or fall back, parents know the truth: tiny sleep schedules face big disruptions. Daylight Savings Time (DST) shifts can turn well-rested babies into cranky little...

April 2, 2025
Harrison Ross
Baby and Toddler Products

Baby Not Crawling? When to Worry & What to Watch For

Did you know that about 15% of babies skip crawling entirely? While we eagerly await that classic hands-and-knees crawl, many babies have their creative plans for getting mobile! From...

April 1, 2025
Harrison Ross
Baby and Toddler Products

How Autism Beds Support Deep Pressure Stimulation Needs

Comfort and security become very important in the daily life of a person with autism. Central to this comfort is the ability to be provided with deep-pressure stimulation. This stimulation...

March 28, 2025
Harrison Ross
Baby and Toddler Products

Understanding 5-Week-Old’s Wake Windows: A Full Guide

Those tiny eyes pop open. Your heart melts. Then panic sets in—what now? How long should your 5-week-old stay awake? Welcome to the mysterious world of wake windows. Every...

March 28, 2025
Harrison Ross
Baby and Toddler Products

Tips for Parents: Newborns Rolling Over in Sleep

When you bring your new baby home, sleep becomes a big deal—both for them and for you. Knowing how to position your newborn during sleep safely is one of...

do i need to burp baby after breastfeeding at night

March 27, 2025
Harrison Ross
Baby and Toddler Products

Burping Baby at Night: What All You Need to Know!

The clock reads 3:17 AM. Your baby’s tummy is full. Their eyes are heavy. Just as you start to doze off, they squirm and fuss. Now you’re wide awake...

March 26, 2025
Harrison Ross
Baby and Toddler Products

The Mouthing Phase: When Will My Baby Stop?

Babies scour their world through their mouths—a developmental phase that both intrigues and concerns parents. This natural behavior, called the oral inquiry phase, typically begins around 3-4 months when...

March 26, 2025
Harrison Ross
Baby and Toddler Products

Swaddle Count: How Many Do You Really Need for Your Baby?

Bringing a newborn home comes with countless questions, and “How many swaddles do I need?” ranks high on the list for new parents. Swaddling provides your baby with security,...

March 25, 2025
Harrison Ross
Breastfeeding & Baby Stuff

Reverse Cycling Baby: How to Break the Cycle

Are you spending your nights constantly feeding a baby who barely eats during the day? You might be dealing with a reverse-cycling baby. This frustrating pattern happens when babies...