The Sleep Edit Ep 17: Our Sleep Stacks
In a candid exploration of personal sleep strategies, the latest episode of "The Sleep Edit" podcast, released in April 2026 and last reviewed by Dr. Craig Canapari, MD, delves into…
Dr. Craig Canapari Replatforms Website and Email List to Ghost, Streamlining Content Delivery and Focusing on Core Mission
New York, NY – April 2026 – Dr. Craig Canapari, a prominent voice in pediatric sleep medicine and author of "It’s Never Too Late to Sleep Train," has announced a…
The Perils of Infinite Information: Navigating the Digital Overload in the Age of AI
The quiet solitude of a morning hike, once a sanctuary from the clamor of daily life, has become a battleground for the modern mind. For many, the simple act of…
The Sleep Edit Tackles Viral Sleep Advice: Separating Fact from Fiction in the Digital Age
In an era where online platforms have become primary conduits for parenting advice, a recent episode of "The Sleep Edit" has delved into the pervasive and often misleading sleep recommendations…
The Cognitive Shuffle: A Neurological Approach to Combating Insomnia
The persistent struggle with sleeplessness, a condition affecting millions globally, has spurred the development of numerous coping mechanisms and therapeutic interventions. Among these, a unique technique known as the "cognitive…
The Sleep Edit Episode 14: Summer Sleep and Back to School Sleep Challenges
This episode, recorded in late July, delves into the complex interplay between summer’s relaxed routines and the impending return to school, examining how children’s sleep patterns are affected and offering…
Nine Sleep Training Methods Compared: A Comprehensive Guide for Parents and Professionals
The complexities of infant and child sleep have long been a subject of intense parental concern and a significant area of focus within pediatric medicine. In July 2026, Dr. Craig…
A Step-by-Step Plan for Kids Waking Before 5:30–6 AM – Including the Morning Light Protocol Used in a Sleep Clinic
The persistent challenge of early morning wake-ups in young children, often occurring between 5:30 AM and 6:00 AM, is a common concern for parents worldwide. This phenomenon, while seemingly disruptive,…
The Summer Sleep Shift: Navigating Teenagers’ Shifting Schedules for a Healthy Transition Back to School
Summer vacation, a period synonymous with newfound freedom and a reprieve from academic pressures, often brings a significant shift in children’s sleep patterns. While this relaxation can be beneficial, it…
The Growing Use of Melatonin in Children: Concerns and Considerations for Parents and Pediatricians
A noticeable trend among children presenting at sleep clinics is the widespread use of melatonin, with many patients having previously used or currently taking the supplement. While melatonin is recognized…
