The Baby Sleep System

The Baby Sleep System

The Baby Sleep System costs just £9.99.

Each copy of the book includes membership of our Forum where you can find help and support on implementing the system and getting your child to sleep.

No only that but when you buy you'll even get access to an online copy of the book so you can get started right away.

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"Thanks once again for your help. During the last 2 nights Lily slept from 7.30pm to 7.00 in the morning without waking up once. Hopefully that odd period is gone now and she will be fine again. Your little book is very helpful and your tips are ever so needed.

Thanks once again for your kind help from all my family.
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What's In The Baby Sleep System?

Below you'll find the table of contents from The Baby Sleep System.

You can also download a sample chapter (you will need Adobe Reader to view this document).

Table Of Contents

1Introduction: If I Can, You Can!
1.1Welcome
1.2The System
1.3Overview of the Book
  
2Does My Child Have a Sleep Problem?
2.1The Importance of Sleep
2.2Can the Baby Sleep System Help Me?
2.3What is Normal Sleep?
2.4Why Does My Baby Not Sleep Well?
2.4.1Traumatic Birth Experience
2.4.2Accidental Parenting
2.4.3Attachment Theory Issues
2.4.4Development Milestones
2.4.5Family Anxiety
2.4.6Minor Illness
  
3Routine, Routine, Routine!
3.1Wake Up Time
3.2Daytime Feeds
3.3Daytime Naps
3.4Fitting Activity around Home and Work Commitments
3.5The All Important Bedtime Routine
  
4The Baby Sleep System: Example Routines
4.1New Babies Aged 0 - 6 weeks
4.2Babies Aged 6 - 16 weeks
4.3Babies Aged 4 - 6 Months
4.4Babies Aged 6 - 9 Months
4.5Babies Aged 9 - 12 Months
4.6Babies and Children Aged 12 Months And Over
4.7Now it's Your Turn!
  
5Naps
5.1Causes of a Poor Nap Routine
5.2Building Naps into the Routine
5.2.1Settling For a Nap
5.2.2Extending Naps
  
6Night Feeds
6.1Encouraging a Six Hour Sleep Window
6.2When to Stop Night Time Feeding
6.3How to Stop Night Time Feeds?
6.3.1The Milk Reduction Approach
6.3.2The Calorie Maximisation Approach
6.3.3Dropping the Dream Feed
6.4Additional Feeding Tips
  
7Managing Bedtimes and Night-time Waking
7.1Safety First
7.1.1Option 1 – Pick up / Put Down (PUPD)
7.1.1Option 2 – Pick up / Put Down/Cry Down (PUPDCD)
7.1.2Option 3 – Controlled Crying
7.1.3Option 4 – The Kissing Game
7.1.4Option 5 – Gradual Withdrawal
7.2Additional Advice for Parents of Older Children
7.3Keeping Your Child in Bed
7.3.1Option 1 – Carrot & Stick Approach
7.3.2Option 2 – Back to Bed
7.3.3Option 3 – Closed Door Technique
7.3.4Option 4 – Barrier Method
7.3.5Six Point Plan to Success
  
8How to Handle Specific Sleep Issues
8.1Inappropriate Sleep Associations and Accidental Parenting
8.1.1Your Baby Will Only Fall Asleep While Feeding
8.1.2Your Child Needs a Dummy to Get to Sleep
8.2Managing Early Waking
8.2.1General Reasons for Early Waking
8.2.2Newborns
8.2.3Older Babies
8.2.4Toddlers
8.2.5Pre-schoolers
8.2.6Definate No-No's
  
9Siblings and the Baby Sleep System
  
10Advice for Parents of Multiples
10.1Don't Panic!
10.2Feeding and Sleeping
10.2.1Daytime
10.2.2Night Time
  
11Top Tips for a Good Night's Sleep
  
12Extra Support
12.1Online Support Forum
12.2Exclusive Individual One to One Support
12.3Baby Sleep Answers Website
12.4Heath Visitor
12.5Feedback
  
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