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  • She Didnโ€™t Sleep Through the Night for the First Three Years

    My daughter didnโ€™t sleep through the night for the first three years of her life. Not once. She needed presence, pressure, and movement to settle. There was no diagnosis yet, no language for what we were navigating, only the quiet knowing that her body did not rest the way other babiesโ€™ bodies seemed to. I…

    February 21, 2026

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