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Mar 4, 2010, Eighteen to nineteen weeks old: Silja's Sleep Diary
At nineteen weeks old Silja takes regular naps and often sleeps through the night. Efficient breastfeeding helps avoid growth spurt sleeping problems ...
Silja's Sleep Diary: follow the sleep adventures of baby girl Silja from newborn up to one year old. Packed with interesting and fun anecdotes, it is a great resource of sleep tips and tricks.
Mar 3, 2010, The Baby Whisperer: Essentials of the Sleep Method by Tracy Hogg
Tracy Hogg, The Baby Whisperer, teaches parents to help baby sleep well with tools like the E.A.S.Y. routine and the pick up put down (pu/pd) method. Get started with the essentials of her sleep method.
Feb 23, 2010, The No Cry Sleep Solution: effective common sense sleep
help
The No Cry Sleep Solution offers a gentle approach to help your baby sleep through the night. Common sense tips and the use of sleep logs help parents guide their baby sleep through the night, without crying.
Helena is a happy co-sleeper and we are happy to have her in the family bed: we all sleep very well. We take a relaxed approach and accept Helena's needs,
Feb 19, 2010, Choose the Right Sleep Method for Your Baby
Ferber method, No Cry Sleep Solution, Dr. Sears, Baby Whisperer, controlled crying, cold turkey crying it out ... which baby sleep method or sleep training could be right for you and your baby?
Newborn Sleeping Must-Haves and Tips: How much should a newborn sleep? In her own crib or co-sleeping? Is it OK to rock her to sleep? Wake her up for a feeding? Is it OK to have a newborn crying it out? Which baby sleeping products are helpful? How to teach her to self soothe?