Babies: 9 - 12 Months

Anyone read/try Dr. Sears' "The Sleep Book?"

Just wondering if anyone had read and/or tried this approach to improving DC's sleep.  TIA!

Edit: And I meant to ask what you thought of it.

 

Re: Anyone read/try Dr. Sears' "The Sleep Book?"

  • I did read it, and I need to read it again.

    The basic premise is to build positive sleep associations as a baby/young child so that the child has an easier time entering and leaving the state of sleep.

    He advocates safe co-sleeping/bed sharing and nursing on demand at night as an infant. I can't remember what happens next in the process, which is why I need to re-read the book.

    So far, I don't have any complaints. I love sleeping with DD and my DH has made the comment that now that we've been doing it, it seems "unnatural" to have a baby in a crib all by themselves at night. So since we're both on the same page, it works for us. My DD hasn't had any complaints, either! 

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  • we loosely subscribe to the dr. sears method - the co-sleeping and nursing down. You might also want to check out Dr. Jay Gordan, too, he's a big attachment parenting doctor, too, and has some good advice about sleeping....

    https://www.drjaygordon.com/development/ap/index.asp

    DS1 - Feb 2008

    DS2 - Oct 2010 (my VBAC baby!)

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