Putting Baby To Sleep: Soothe Your Newborn Baby To Sleep For Longer Stretches At Night Proven Practical Survival Guide For Tired Busy New Parents

By Anthea Peries

Putting Baby To Sleep: Soothe Your Newborn Baby To Sleep For Longer Stretches At Night
Proven Practical Survival Guide For Tired Busy New Parents

Parents globally suffer the same problems as other parents have to endure. Even British royalty and the super-rich have their moments too. New parents often ask: "How do I get my baby to sleep?!"

This book offers proven sleep techniques for your child with ease and quickly too.
With a little training, this can be achieved within a few days.

ABOUT THIS BOOK
There are many books about this subject so what are the main key takeaways in this book, what makes
it any different from all other books?

 

It discusses the psychological and emotional needs of both baby and parents (besides calming and coping with crying, teething, colic etc!)

There are essential elements as to why most other sleep methods have failed. But in this optimistic and respectful guide, exhausted and busy parents, also single parents, will understand how to look at the bigger picture and plan for their own work, rest and play goals too, especially those who work around their family's lifestyle or with other outside commitments.

 

This book will help improve the readers' relationships with their partners thus avoiding communication breakdowns or hubby sleeping on the couch!

The other sections address common questions and concerns dedicated to your baby's development with advice on crying, teething, colic etc, SIDS risk, baby-bonding, post-natal depression, new parent relationship survival, getting a goodnight's sleep for parents, and much more.

This book is not condescending but provides natural and easy remedies that your baby can wean off eventually. Makes a great reference guide or gift for someone.

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Anthea Peries
• Release date: Jul 9, 2021
• ISBN: 9798201648909

Anthea Peries

 Anthea Peries BSc (Hons) is a published author, she completed her undergraduate studies in several branches of the sciences including Biology, Neurology, Brain and Behaviour and Child Development. A former graduate member of the British Psychological Society, she has experience in counselling and is a former senior management executive. Born in London, Anthea enjoys fine cuisine, writing, and has travelled the world.

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Introduction

PARENTS GLOBALLY, INCLUDING British royalty and celebrities, suffer the same problems as other parents have to endure:

Getting my baby to sleep? As new parents often ask,

This book offers proven sleep techniques for your child with ease and quickly too. With a bit of training, this can be achieved within a few days to a week.

There are so many books about this subject, so what are the main key takeaways in this book? And what makes it any different from all other books?

It discusses the psychological and emotional needs of both baby and parents: calming and coping with crying, teething, colic etc

There are essential elements as to why most other sleep methods have failed.

In this optimistic and respectful guide, exhausted and busy parents and single parents will understand how to look at the bigger picture and plan for their work, rest and play goals too, especially those who work around their family’s lifestyle or with others outside commitments.

This book will help improve the readers' relationships with their partners, thus avoiding communication breakdowns or hubby sleeping on the couch!

The other sections address common questions and concerns dedicated to your baby's development with advice on crying, teething, gas or colic, alternative therapy, parent’s sleep, relationships, baby bonding and more.

Our suggestions are natural and easy to wean off eventually as your child gets older.

Please read this book in any order you wish or sequentially. It is up to you!

Slumbering History

A YEAR-OLD, A NEWBORN - the parenting advice is the same. First, get your baby to sleep on her back.

But how do the Royal Family of Britain do it?

What is considered the best way to settle a newborn baby?

It is known that George V was very fond of his daughters Marie, Maud and Margaret. The Duke of York (later King George VI) slept with his eldest son while he was being born - something that served him well in all his subsequent years as king [1936-52].

But how did the rest of the family sleep during their first few weeks on earth? Perhaps Princess Diana knew best when she said that she always slept in the same room as William and Harry.

Changing times

Changing times have led to several changes in Royal sleeping habits. For example, the young Prince Charles was a notoriously bad sleeper during his babyhood (still something of a night owl). But, again, this opposes the image of the doting parent.

And even when he became Prince of Wales, he would often sleep in a separate bedroom from his wife. As a result, Princess Diana suffered from insomnia for many years and thought that her husband's nightly stumbling would prevent her from getting to sleep.

Prince Charles was always concerned about his son's sleeping arrangements. So, in 1989, he wrote to the furniture company Heal's to ask whether it made cots suitable for toddlers interested in dinosaurs or cars who did not like to have their feet touching the

Reviews for Putting Baby To Sleep

[Joyce · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

This book suggests to ‘shake your baby gently’ to get them to fall asleep- this is dangerous advice and should not be followed.