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czar
@czar
Do you guys have any resources for sleep training a 4 month old? Pediatrician says we can start now. Wondering what’s the best way to start. A friend shared this resource. Thinking of getting it. https://takingcarababies.com/#classes
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Chase Sommer
@chasesommer.eth
I’m sleep training my 10 month with this book. The book isn’t written super well, but the concepts are good. Only on day 3 so I’ll have to report back
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czar
@czar
oh nice, would love to learn how it’s going any reason you guys didn’t start earlier? friends been telling me to start now. he is 4.5 months old.
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Madison Sommer
@madisonsommer.eth
I followed Taking Cara Babies roughly with our first and really liked it but he was a lot easier than baby number two! Truthfully it was hard to get baby on a schedule that also worked with our toddler and activities he was doing. I'm also much more holistic leaning and sleep training isn't really a thing because it's believed most babies figure it out. Clearly our second baby is not figuring it out 😂 I'll also add that I think the book @chasesommer.eth is following is pretty extreme for the ages it targets. It's hard with our ten month old but I think he's at a better age for it. Personally wouldn't follow this for a baby that's as young as the book suggests because I don't think they're developmentally ready for sleep 12 hours.
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czar
@czar
thank you. so heard good things about cara babies from multiple people now. will pull the plug most likely.
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Madison Sommer
@madisonsommer.eth
Another one that people have mentioned to me before is Moms On Call. I haven't looked too closely but I know a few people who used it and like it. I think it's pretty similar to taking Cara babies
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