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Cry it out is not the only sleep training technique. My wife and I have been able to implement a gradual reduction of supports in an effort to successfully slee
by Cerium 4y ago
Cry it out is not the only sleep training technique. My wife and I have been able to implement a gradual reduction of supports in an effort to successfully sleep train our daughter. We started at four months by making situations that she sleeps easily a little harder: for example she would fall asleep while drinking so we started putting her sleeping bag on after she drank. As most people say, it won't fully click until after six months. Around six months she started to demonstrate that she could fall asleep by herself. By eight months she rejected help sleeping. Holding her and doing things that worked in the past would only make her angry, she would demand being placed in the bed when she wanted to sleep.
- trafnar 4y agoYeah, “sleep train” does not mean “cry it out” My kids slept through the night by four months, with other techniques.
- mmusc 4y agoThis. Both my kids were sleep trained but never involved leaving them to cry it out. You let them cry for a min or two but no then you go in and soothe them.