When you're talking about baby sleep experts, the name Dr. Marc Weissbluth is pretty legendary. It's right up there with Dr. Richard Ferber, Elizabeth Pantley, and Nicole Johnson (couldn't leave Nicole out, now could we? ;-) ). And it's no wonder; Weissbluth's book, Healthy Sleep Habits, Happy Child is considered one of the 'baby sleep bibles' by the many people who've read it over the years. But is this book really one of the definitive works on baby and toddler sleep? Is it worth buying
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Ferber or Weissbluth?
We've talked about how Babywise may or may not be right for your baby's sleep, why Pantley's No Cry Sleep Solution doesn't always work, and about Dr. Sears and Weissbluth's online chat about baby sleep. This article will talk about the differences and similarities between Ferber and Weissbluth and which one may be better (or not) for your baby's sleep. Who are Ferber and Weissbluth? Most people know Ferber's name because of the now popular term "Ferberizing," a method for sleep training your