Getting Your Child To Sleep and Back to Sleep
Tips for Parents of Infants, Toddlers and Preschoolers
Published on 17. October 2011
144 pages
978-1-931863-76-6 (ISBN)
Description
Sleep can be as sweet as this precious new cover. Mr. Moon in his nightcap, adorns this peaceful design with stars in blues and purples, surrounded by a soft yellow border. This 6.5" x 6.5" trade paperback has 136 pages detailed with floating stars and moons. There is a table of contents and an index to quickly reference any specific topic. There are 10 chapters including: sleeping patterns, bedtime routines, why babies cry, colic, sleep walking, allowing children in parents beds, coping with loss of sleep, naptimes, bedtimes, fears, and bad dreams. You'll find a wonderful selection of choices appropriate for childrens' various ages and stages. The author provides parents with creative techniques to cease bad habits and patterns. Arranged chronologically, written with wisdom, humor, and her understanding of parenting, this book is a reasuring guide to childhood sleep.
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Vicki Lansky
Getting Your Child to Sleep and Back to Sleep
Tips for Parents of Infants, Toddlers and Preschoolers
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06/2004
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Vicki Lansky has collected and shared practical tips for more than twenty years and is the popular author of more than two dozen parenting books which have sold over six million copies. Her many bestselling books include Feed Me I'm Yours, Welcoming Your Second Baby, Games Babies Play and Toilet Training.
Content
- Intro
- Table of Contents
- 1. What Sleep Patterns Can I Expect from My Newborn For the First Six Months?
- 2. How Do I Make a Soothing Baby Bedtime Routine?
- 3. Why Does My Baby Cry and What Can I Do About It?
- 4. Is it Colic?
- 5. How Do I Coax My Night Waker Back to Sleep?
- 6. Should We Allow Our Baby in Our Bed?
- 7. How Do We Cope with the Loss of OUR Sleep?
- 8. Naptime-How Long Will it Last?
- 9. What Are Reasonable Bedtime Routines forMy Older Child?
- 10. How Do I Handle Fears and Bad Dreams?
- Index
