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Parents often struggle with getting their babies to sleep without leaving them alone to "cry it out." Pantley's book gives parents hope to get their kids to sleep happy.

Review of Elizabeth Pantley's 'The No-Cry Sleep Solution', a book on helping babies to sleep that offers gentle but effective alternatives to leaving them to cry it out.

Many parents, uncomfortable with the idea of letting a baby "cry it out" are looking for gentler alternatives and techniques to help them and their babies get some sleep

Many toddlers and preschoolers have difficulty either going to sleep or needing help to go back to sleep, but Pantley's No-Cry Sleep Solution can help.

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Getting babies and toddlers to get the sleep they need can be difficult. The No-Cry Nap Solution outlines various naptime problems and solutions.

Tips on how to keep an infant safe while sleeping, prevent SIDS, protect infant from choking, and important fire safety precautions for maximum baby sleep safety.

Parents who wish to sleep in the same bed with their babies should strictly follow safety recommendations.

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Tips on how to keep an infant safe while sleeping in a crib, prevent SIDS, and protect infants from strangulation and other mishaps in a baby bed, bassinette, or crib.

Many babies and toddlers find comfort in snuggling a lovey, or special baby blanket. This simple blankie toy is easy to sew from an old shirt or fabric scraps.

With proven techniques and help from parents, babies can settle into a regular naptime routine that will also help them sleep better at night.

When older siblings share a bedroom with a baby or toddler, babyproofing parents must take extra precautions to make sure that the room is safe for the younger child.

Some parents find sharing their bed with infants comforting and rewarding. However, they will eventually need to end the routine.

Children sleep poorly for a variety of reasons. Understanding your child's sleep problems is the first step to a better night's sleep for the whole family.

Swaddling is a wonderful way to calm baby down and help baby sleep. Eventually, the baby will no longer need the swaddle. Knowing when, and how to stop, is key.