On Becoming Baby Wise: Giving Your Infant the Gift of Nighttime Sleep (On Becoming. . .)

On Becoming Baby Wise: Giving Your Infant the Gift of Nighttime Sleep (On Becoming. . .) | Gary Ezzo, Robert Bucknam | Great book!

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	On Becoming Baby Wise: Giving Your Infant the Gift of Nighttime Sleep (On Becoming. . .) Gary Ezzo, Robert Bucknam Parent-Wise Solutions, Inc., 2006 - 252 pages average customer review:based on 203 reviews view larger image
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The best baby book I've ever read!!

If you are looking for a book to show you how to get your baby sleeping through the whole night by 8 or 9 weeks old, this is the book for you!! I am pregnant for my 3rd, I followed this book for my first two kids and they both were sleeping through the night by 9 weeks old! I recomend this book to every mom with a newborn and every mom that follows this book has told me they have had the same results as I have. It's all about getting your baby on a schedule. I loved this book and I will be following it again with my 3rd baby!

Great book!

Wonderful book. Starting at 8 weeks old, my son slept 7 hours. At three months he was sleeping 10-12 hours. You have to follow a strict schedule, but it really works. I will use this method again for my next child.

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"Baby screaming in the middle of the night"

Those were the words I typed into my Google search during yet another night of screaming, sleepless baby. "Baby screaming in the middle of the night." There was oodles of advice. I'd tried it all. But my 8 month old was screaming at 2 am, and had been every night for I don't know how long.

I had decided after my first two babies that I was exhausted from "attachment parenting," especially when it came to matters on sleep. Show me a Dr. Sears baby who sleeps through the night and I'll show you a kangaroo sporting lipstick and false eyelashes. My third baby was my toughest one. He started crying three days after he was born, and never let up. Not only did he cry endlessly, he rarely slept. Especially in the middle of the night. I had already been through the battle of weaning my first child from his 2 a.m. feedings when he was 2 1/2 years old, following Dr. Sears' advice and explaining gently, "num nums go nighty night too." But my toddler was too busy ripping out my hair, biting me, and screaming at the top of his lungs to hear my loving words. Son #2 was even harder to wean from those dreaded all-night feedings.

So I swallowed my pride, and decided to "baby wise" my 3rd son. I figured I had nothing to lose. Now I'll grant you that Gary Ezzo is perhaps not the most charming fellow in the neighborhood. But don't get your feelings hurt. I was a super thin-skinned attachment parenting mom, and I got over it. The whole neighborhood is thanking me. Now baby #5 is 5 months old and sleeps all night long, and she has been since she was 3 months old. (I didn't start "Baby Wise-ing" until she was 2 1/2 months old.)

Homeschooling and household chores are also much easier to accomplish because my baby sleeps great during her naps. Even traveling is easier. I put her in a little Moses basket whereever we are staying, and she goes right to sleep at bed and nap time. I never, ever thought you could teach babies to be good sleepers. I thought they had to be born that way. But I was wrong.

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