American Greetings On Becoming Babywise: Giving Your Infant the Gift of Nightime Sleep - 25th Anniversary Edition

Muy bien el libro

Apparently this new edition is better laid out than previous editions, so I bought this version.This book was well laid out and fast to read for a parent that doesn’t have much time to sit with a book. It starts with a plan for a newborn, then adapts it based on the age of the child. Wish I’d found this book sooner, but I jumped in with my 6 month old and found it was still very practical; it didn’t matter that I hadn’t started with a newborn.Its premise is to set up a feeding routine for day and night, which allows alert time then sleep cycles to fall into place naturally -with an acceptable level of crying being normal at sleep times, which is often baby’s way of getting their wiggles out.I found it way less stressful to start with the feeding routine vs other sleep training I’d done which jumped right into nighttime training. (This is my 3rd baby.). So double thumbs up!

Soo informative, really helps and understands baby sleep. Our son is 9 weeks & sleeps through the night! Thank you so much!

Every (new) mom NEEDS to read this! Written very informative and entertaining. SOOOO much to learn to be able to start (or continue) motherhood with confidence and knowledge.

I have used these methods with my kids and even with foster babies. Gives me and anyone watching my kids for me a peace of mind as to what they want and what they need. Babies are helpless and rely completely on their parents. That in and of itself can be overwhelming and during those early days it can be tricky knowing what baby wants. They say a mothers intuition just knows. That's true some of the time but we don't always know. This book gave just the right tools to help bring structure, clarity and sense to help baby get on a routine yet allow mom and dad to asses the situation and do what they think is best for baby. My babies were all so happy and the word I heard the most was ALERT. Soaking in life. My babies thrived and the principles actually helped bring me a peace of mind and confidence as I cared and bonded with my baby. My babies didn't sleep through the night as early as the book says is possible but that's just us. They really did fall into a routine with lots of consistency and the night time sleep followed between 4 and 6 months. Everyone was happy. 😊