Better Baby Sleep: Infant Sleep Safety

By Jane Stockly, M.S.

"Better Baby Sleep: Infant Sleep Safety" was written by a Parent Education professional to help parents understand infant sleep safety and should be read by anyone who cares for a baby.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jane Stockly, M.S.
• Release date: Sep 17, 2010
• ISBN: 9781452347547

Jane Stockly, M.S.

I teach parent education at a community college. I have worked with families and young children in varying capacities for close to 30 years. I was born in England and now live in Southern California with my husband. I have two daughters, both in college. I hold a Nursery Nursing Diploma, from the United Kingdom; an Associate of Arts Degree in Social Science, from Glendale Community College; a Bachelors Degree in Human Development, from Pacific Oaks College, and a Master of Science Degree in Family and Consumer Sciences, from California State University Northridge (CSUN), where my focus was Family Studies and Parent Education. My book, "Better Baby Sleep" began as the culmination project for my Masters and is a product of research and study of infant sleep, combined with knowledge I have gained through years of practical experience.

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Better Baby Sleep: Infant Sleep Safety

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Jane Stockly

Illustrated by Ellen Surrey

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Acknowledgments

Numerous people have offered their support and assistance in developing Better Baby Sleep. This book would not be as strong without their input. A special thank you goes to the faculty in the Family and Consumer Science Department, California State University, Northridge, and to my Parent Education colleagues at Glendale Community College. I also thank the many parents and professionals who provided thoughtful evaluations of this booklet. I am especially grateful to Carol Bloodworth, Anne Crump, Roberta Vadman, Jan Vunder, whose critical and timely feedback was invaluable.

A special acknowledgement goes to Ellen Surrey, whose illustrations make