The Baby Sleep System

The Baby Sleep System

The Baby Sleep System costs just £10.50.

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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"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 "
Hannah, Derby

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What's In The Baby Sleep System?

The Baby Sleep System Book

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

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