Patrice Cosier - Articles

Lull your baby into a deep, peaceful sleep so you can get the rest you deserve. Compose Patrice Cosier has blended lullaby style and form with relaxation techniques in her uniquely beautiful CD of original lullabies, "Good Night Lullabies." Get two free lullabies at http://www.goodnightlullaby.com

How To Calm Your Kids Down With Music

As a grandmother of four grandchildren under the age of five, it's often overwhelming when they all come over to my house for a visit. On the occasions that I have been left alone with them, babysitting or just playing with them, they often become boisterous and loudly competitive, sometimes... Read

By: Patrice Cosier | 09/12/2008 | Parenting

Lullabies, Insomnia and Brain Waves

A recent study supervised by Dr. Katuro Endo, a neurologist and one of Japan's most celebrated "sleep doctors," has found that music,specifically lullabies, can cure insomnia. He set out to prove the power of music by inducing sleep in 1500 subjects. He chose music that he found effective for people... Read

By: Patrice Cosier | 08/12/2008 | Self Help

Three Ways to Get Baby to Sleep

Nothing is more frustrating for a new parent than hearing your baby cry and being unable to soothe him. As a parent you want only the best for your baby and it is so important to get your baby sleep, sleep your baby needs to be rested, calm and happy. Here... Read

By: Patrice Cosier | 08/12/2008 | Parenting

Need Help Getting Baby to Sleep? 7 Ways to Get Your Baby on a Sleep Schedule.

Sleep. It refreshes, rejuvenates and restores. Though our bodies are, for the most part, quiet during sleep, there is actually a bustle of activity going on inside us. Getting baby to sleep and having your baby on a regular sleep schedule is so important, that it is worth exploring and... Read

By: Patrice Cosier | 08/12/2008 | Parenting

Help Baby Sleep With Music

Are you struggling to get your baby to sleep? Have you tried everything and your baby still won't relax? A proven method to lull babies to sleep is music. From the beginning of time, mothers have sung lullabies to their babies and now science is proving that mothers always know... Read

By: Patrice Cosier | 08/12/2008 | Parenting