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On Becoming Babywise: Giving Your Infant the Gift of Nighttime Sleep
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September 15th 2017
by Hawksflight & Associates, Inc
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I can't evaluate it, unless I set it into practice. But, overall, it was a useful reading.
Game changer for us and setting a schedule for Miles early on
This book needs a good editor. It may have five-star content (won’t know till I try it), but I’d give it one star for the organization (hence the average 3 stars I’m listing). I don’t understand the raving reviews and frequent suggestions. I have a hard time understanding this book because the ordering of topics seems super scatterbrained. For example, a few chapters in, even after reading about all the supposed benefits of Parent-Directed Feeding, I still had no idea what that term entails.
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Poorly written, poorly organized. Although this "parenting" book claims to be the perfect marriage of two extremes, its arguments and claims are extremes of their own. The only takeaway from this book that I will be implementing with our second child is the need to be more structured in our day when it comes to feeding and sleeping schedules, however, I will be very, very loosely interpreting Ezzo's idea of structure when applying it to our family.
On Becoming Babywise is a helpful book about creating a schedule for babies. I’m glad I read it and am looking forward to putting some of the ideas into practice. My only complaint is that it was a little repetitive, but I’m guessing I’ll appreciate that soon.
Finished just in time as baby is coming this week. A really great framework for developing healthy sleep and feeding routines.
I have found this book to be a valuable resource for everything I have needed to know about a newborn baby.
Grateful to have read this quick and easy-to-read guide on infant sleep. Starting implementing it immediately and seeing great results only after just a few days.
I like a lot of the ideas in this book, but can't say I've practiced them.
Reasonable parenting philosophy. Who is in charge? Who is leading who? Parent directing feeding/day management to give your child the gift of night time sleep. This was helpful for us.
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