The sleepeasy solution
Subtitle: the exhausted parent's guide to getting your child to sleep-- from birth to age five
By: Jennifer Waldburger, Jill Spivack.
Contributors: Spivack, Jill.
Publisher: Health Communications; Health Communications, Incorporated
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Deerfield Beach, FL
Language: eng
Subjects: Children -- Sleep.; Child rearing.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: we feel your pain; title: You dont have to live like this!; title: Creating your childs custom sleep plan; title: Sleep stealer #1: no consistent bedtime routine; title: Sleep stealer #2: your child needs you to fall asleep; title: Sleep stealer #3: poor sleep environment; title: Sleep stealer #4: misusing sleep aids; title: Sleep stealer #5: mistimed sleep schedule; title: Sleep stealer #6: limit testing; title: Sleep stealer #7: night noshing; title: Step-by-step sleep; title: So you're having second thoughts : the truth about crying; title: The art of the nap; title: Alternative methods for sleep learning; title: Developmental issues and how they affect sleep : birth to twelve months; title: Separation anxiety (birth to nine months); title: Teething; title: Starting solids; title: Hitting a developmental milestone; title: Separation anxiety (nine to twelve months); title: Developmental issues and how they affect sleep : twelve to twenty-four months; title: Busy, busy busy!; title: Separation anxiety (twelve to eighteen months); title: Language burst; title: Separation anxiety (eighteen to twenty-four months); title: Resistance to napping or bedtime; title: Potty training; title: Developmental issues and how they affect sleep : two to five years; title: Fears; title: Nightmares; title: Night terrors; title: Separation anxiety; title: Anxiety about starting school; title: The birth of a new sibling; title: Potty training; title: Special situations.