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Index
Introduction CHAPTER ONE - Before You Begin Sleep Coaching
Need-to-Know Sleep Facts How to Prep for Sleep Coaching Success: Steps to Take before You Start
CHAPTER TWO - Age-Specific Sleep Averages and Typical Day Schedules
Newborns: Getting Off to a Good Sleep Start The First Month (0 to 4 weeks) The Second Month (5 to 8 weeks) The Third Month (9 to 12 weeks) The Fourth and Fifth Months Typical Feeding and Sleep Routines The Gradual Approach:
CHAPTER THREE - The Sleep Lady® Shuffle CHAPTER FOUR - Nap Coaching
The Three Most Common Nap-Coaching Snafus and How to Handle Them When Your Daytime Caregiver Balks at Nap Coaching Some Important Things to Keep in Mind
CHAPTER FIVE - How to Eliminate Nighttime Feeding during the Shuffle
Method A: The Taper-off Technique Method B: The Four-Night Phase-out Method C: Cold Turkey
CHAPTER SIX - Putting an End to Co-Sleeping
Stage One: Daytime and Playtime Stage Two: Napping Stage Three: Co-Sleeping in Your Child’s Room Stage Four: Start the Sleep Lady® Shuffle
CHAPTER SEVEN - Creating Your Plan
Our Plan for Bridget Our Plan for Max
CHAPTER EIGHT - Implementing Your Plan: Step-by-Step Shuffle Outline for a Baby ...
Nights One through Three Nights Four through Six Nights Seven through Nine Nights Ten through Twelve Night Thirteen and Beyond
CHAPTER NINE - Implementing Your Plan: Step-by-Step Shuffle Outline for a Child ...
The Family Meeting Stickers and Sleep Charts The Sleep Lady® Shuffle for Children in a Bed Nights One through Three Nights Four through Six Nights Seven through Nine Nights Ten through Twelve Night Thirteen
CHAPTER TEN - Troubleshooting
Safe-Sleeping Recommendations for Babies
CHAPTER ELEVEN - Sleep Logs, Sleep Manner Chart, and Certificate of Completion CHAPTER TWELVE - Resources
Books Information on Postpartum Depression
Notes Copyright Page
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