No, it will not.It is well known that Red Light Therapy that is produced with Red LED helps to stimulate the production of melatonin in the brain, which in turn helps with sleep.The question we’ve been asked is, does it...
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On the lead up to winter, it is important to remember that a good immune system means fewer sniffles for your little one. There is no better time to start building up your defenses and having a go-to system in...
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At the moment, the news is filled with talks of pandemics and viruses, which can be a bit confronting. A parent's first instinct is to protect their children. Here are 5 tips that will make a difference. So, what can...
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A Bit About Claire! Claire Power is a plant-based nutritionist, mum of 3 and the food blogger/stylist and photographer behind @healthyfrenchwife. Claire creates and shares colourful healthy plant-based recipes through her blog and social media to a following of over...
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The answer is YES. If your sound machine is over 85 decibels it’s doing damage to your child’s hearing according to Dr. Ronald Hoffman, of the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai. Workplace safety requires employees exposed...
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Science, research and medicine are at the heart of everything Glow Dreaming does and today we are proud to launch the world first I.C.R.A. (Individualised Circadian Rhythm Analysis) ICRA works by creating an individualised sleep program for your family after...
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It's a deliberate, drastic statement to help get parents to think about sleep differently. Too often we feel powerless to talk about the issues that cause us real stress and anxiety for fear of being judged. Credentials are important, and...
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October is SIDS Awareness Month Our mission at Glow Dreaming is to bring sleep to those who need it most. We believe that we also have a responsibility of advocating safe sleeping for little ones along the way. In honour...
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The temperature in bub’s room has a real impact on their quality of sleep.  The ideal sleep temperature for your little one is between 19-21 degrees Celsius.Moving from spring to summer, it can be difficult to regulate the sleep...
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