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Bed Timing est un livre de Marc Lewis et Isabela Granic consacr\u00e9 au sommeil des enfants et \u00e0 la question du moment id\u00e9al pour commencer l'apprentissage du sommeil. Propos\u00e9 d'occasion sur Ktebi Ktebek, il s'adresse aux parents confront\u00e9s aux nombreuses m\u00e9thodes existantes, de la m\u00e9thode avec pleurs aux approches plus douces.<\/p>\n

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A newborn typically deprives parents of 400 to 750 hours of sleep in the first year of its life. Many mothers and fathers wrestle with the overwhelming number of sleep-training methods offered to them, from the ‘cry-it-out’ techniques to the gentler ‘no-cry’ approaches. But there are no scientific studies that prove one method is superior to any other. Lewis and Granic, however, have uncovered astonishing research and crucial information about sleep-training babies: the most critical factor is when you start the process. Timing is everything.\u00a0Bedtiming<\/i>\u00a0walks you through the stages of your child’s development up to the age of four, revealing the windows during which sleep-training is most effective \u2014 and when it stands the least chance of success. Filled with practical advice on the top five sleep-training methods and instructions for dealing with sleep setbacks,\u00a0Bedtiming<\/i>\u00a0is a simple, sensible and reassuring guide to help your child \u2014 and yourself \u2014 get to sleep.<\/p>\n

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