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Helping your baby to sleep : why gentle techniques work best

"Every day in Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and many other countries around the world, new parents are encouraged to 'train' their child to sleep - a practice in which they ignore their baby's crying and distress. In Helping Your Baby to Sleep, authors Beth Macgregor and Anni Gethin argue that this 'controlled crying' approach is detrimental for children and can have serious long-term effects. This practice produces anxiety in both parent and child and creates a burden of stress on babies with which they are ill-equipped to cope. In this groundbreaking book, the authors present important research into babies' emotional and brain development, and offer gentle sleep techniques that take into account a baby's natural sleep habits." - product description.

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32320003356338 649.122 GET
Adult Non Fiction   East Maitland Library . . Available .  
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ISBN 9781876451752 (pbk.)
Classification Number 649.122 GET
Author Gethin, Anni
Title Helping your baby to sleep : why gentle techniques work best
Publisher Lane Cove, N.S.W. : : Finch Publishing,, 2007.
Physical Description ill. ;
Contents Itnroduction. Hear the babies crying -- 1. Why babies wake through the night -- 2. Why babies need their parents at sleep time -- 3. Inside your baby's head : buidling the brain day and night -- 4. Why sleep training is bad advice -- 5. Responsive parenting : six gifts you can give your child -- 6. Gentle practical advice for helping your baby sleep -- 7. Taking care of you -- Epilogue -- Suggested reading -- Index.
"Every day in Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and many other countries around the world, new parents are encouraged to 'train' their child to sleep - a practice in which they ignore their baby's crying and distress. In Helping Your Baby to Sleep, authors Beth Macgregor and Anni Gethin argue that this 'controlled crying' approach is detrimental for children and can have serious long-term effects. This practice produces anxiety in both parent and child and creates a burden of stress on babies with which they are ill-equipped to cope. In this groundbreaking book, the authors present important research into babies' emotional and brain development, and offer gentle sleep techniques that take into account a baby's natural sleep habits." - product description.
Subject Infants -- Sleep
Infants -- Care
Infants -- Development
Additional Author Macgregor, Beth
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