Starting sleep training is tough, but is the most important step you'll take. Doing the sleep training is a lot of work, but it's so worth it once you start seeing results! But finishing sleep training? Is it always clear when you are done sleep training? As surprising as it might seem, the answer is no. Success in sleep training, like so many things in our lives, is a continuum; one family's "done" is another family's "still working. Knowing when sleep training is finished depends so much
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QUICK TIP: Why Your Baby Won’t Sleep In The Crib (And 3 Tips To Help)
"Oh, sure, my baby sleeps - just not in the crib." Sound familiar? So many of our Baby Sleep Site® families tell us their babies sleep beautifully in moms arms, in the baby sling, in the stroller, in the car seat, in the swing...but NOT in the crib. And since crib sleep is what many parents are working towards, this can be quite a problem! Why Baby Won't Sleep In The Crib If you think about it, it makes sense, right? Your arms are so warm and snuggly (and they smell like you!) In the
5 Steps For Handling Sleep Training Criticism From Family and Friends
Those of you who have done it yourselves will no doubt give a big nod to what I'm about to say: Sleep training is work. It's work that is worth doing, mind you, and (provided you have plenty of resources and support), it is work that can go smoothly and can be completed in a reasonable amount of time. But it's still work. Given this fact, I think it's safe to say that none of us need our friends, co-workers, or family members to make the step-by-step process of sleep training any
