Solve Your Child's Sleep Problems

Modified Cry-It-Out requires attention to the clock. You likely will find that using a timer helps here. It also assumes that your baby will soothe quickly when you go to her - an assumption that may not be true at all. This method also works best for Easy babies and less well (or not at all) for Difficult babies. Slow-To-Warm-Up children might res

Long before a diagnosis is made, parents have a nagging sense that something is not right with their child. He doesn’t sleep like the books say a baby should; his reactions seem too extreme; he seems always on the go with a purposeful look on his face, but a shambles is left in his wake as he goes off to do yet something else. Parents in other fami

from the child’s birth, the mothers should distinguish between when their babies were crying and when they were just whimpering in their sleep.