Articles for Canadian families on sleep, potty, and neurodivergent kids.
In-depth pieces — not 400-word listicles. Written by Milos Radojcic, a certified paediatric sleep and potty training consultant. Aligned with Canadian Paediatric Society guidance and built for the realities of Canadian families.
9 articles
When to sleep train your baby in Canada
The most common timing question Canadian parents ask, answered with Canadian Paediatric Society guidance and real-world readiness markers — not American sleep-book defaults.
Read it →Why your sleep training plan isn't working
The five most common reasons paediatric sleep plans stall — and the one variable parents almost always miss when they're stuck on day eight wondering what changed.
Read it →The 4-month sleep regression — what's actually happening
What changes developmentally at 4 months, why every Canadian family hits this wall, and how to navigate it without losing your mind or your plan.
Read it →The truth about 3-day potty training
Why the most-marketed potty training method produces more recovery engagements than success stories — and what a child-centred alternative actually looks like.
Read it →8 signs your toddler is ready to potty train
The behavioural and physiological readiness markers that actually predict success, with specific observable examples — not internet-checklist platitudes.
Read it →When daycare is pressuring potty training — a Canadian parent's script
The exact wording for advocating for your child's developmental pace without burning the daycare relationship — plus the legal terrain in Ontario.
Read it →Sleep training autistic children — why generic methods fail
The seven specific reasons standard sleep training frameworks don't work for autistic kids, and the regulation-first approach that does.
Read it →ADHD and sleep — a Canadian parent's starting guide
Stimulant timing, the cortisol cycle, interoception gaps, and what an ADHD-aware paediatric sleep plan actually accounts for.
Read it →Sleep support for children with epilepsy
How sleep planning coordinates with neurology, the safety layer that has to be in place, and when to escalate to a paediatric sleep clinic.
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