It’s called Night Hag Syndrome ( Read more... )

She’s talking in her sleep again. Or rather, she’s making the sounds. Her lips aren’t moving and her throat is still. It comes from somewhere deeper inside. It sounds like language, but not any language of Earth. Papery and ticklish, it feels like spiders in my head to hear ( Read more... )

I often have difficulty falling asleep, even when extremely tired, which (as you might imagine) becomes a doubly problematic issue when you have a new baby who sometimes wakes up every three hours all night. If it takes an hour to get her changed and fed and settled back down, and then an hour to get back to sleep, that leaves an hour of sleep ( Read more... )