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"My online consultation with you has just ended, and i just wanted to send a quick thank you!

Every time Isabel goes to sleep in her cot on her own, without a dummy or rocking etc., I feel like celebrating, and the new routine has given me loads of spare time when she is asleep, plus days are much more predictable.

Thanks again for all your help
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Hilary and Isobel (20 weeks old)

A very cheeful Isobel - now sleeping through the night

Hilary and her daughter Isobel live in Ilkley, West Yorkshire. Hilary started sleep training Isobel using The Baby Sleep System when she was 20 weeks old.

Isobel had been a fractious baby from the off and in the first six weeks had cried for the majority of the day. On top of this she was waking at 4:00am and refusing to go back to sleep for up to 3 hours. By the time Hilary purchased The Baby Sleep System she was exhausted and desperate.

Getting Started

After corresponding with Hilary through the Baby Sleep Answers forum we worked out what Isobel's key issues were. She had nearly doubled in weight since birth, was healthy and had an excellent day time routine. We quickly established that her day time napping was a little erratic and that she had become very reliant on her dummy to get herself to sleep. As Hilary put it:

"If she spits it out she will cry and I go in the room to replace it - this may happen up to 3 or 4 times."

The Strategy

I suggested to Hilary that the first course of action was to stop Isobel's reliance on her dummy.

We also agreed that the naps needed to be more structured in terms of timing and length. I gave Hilary a new routine and advised on how best to implement the improvements.

The Result

After two weeks of hard work Isobel was sleeping through the night on a regular basis. Hilary continued to visit the Forum for ongoing support as Isobel went through her developmental stages (i.e. weaning). One of her later posts read:

"Well, everything since we last spoke is going brilliantly. Isobel is now sleeping through the night from her dream feed around 11:00ish until 6:30 - 7:00ish each morning which is fantastic. Dummies are a thing of the past and Isobel just seems so much happier so thanks for all your help."