How to Get a Mommy to Sleep by bestselling and award-winning author Amy Parker offers a topsy-turvy take on your typical nighttime routine.

You may feel like life is just one mini-crisis after another, but don't despair. With Mommy Rescue Guides, relief is at your fingertips! These quick, easy-to-use guides provide issue-specific solutions and advice that you can count on when you need it most. You must be tired! All new mothers are. But you can learn how to help yourself and your baby with Mommy Rescue Guide: Getting Your Baby to Sleep. With this crucial guide, you will learn failsafe techniques that ensure that both you and your baby get the sleep that you need. This essential guide will help you to understand: how to establish a sleeping schedule how breastfeeding affects sleep patterns how your baby's place in your bed varies from sleeping in a crib and much, much, more Practical tips and easy-to-follow advice will save you and your baby from another restless night. Mommy Rescue Guide: Getting Your Baby to Sleep is your dream come true! AUTHOR: Cynthia MacGregor is a mother and author of more than forty-five books. Vincent Iannelli, M.D., is a board-certified pediatrician, a fellow of the American Academy of Pediatricians, and an associate professor of pediatrics at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center. He is also the Pediatrics Guide at About.com and the President of Keep Kids Healthy, LLC, a pediatric parenting advice Web site.

The Mommy MD Guide to Getting Your Baby to Sleep is filled with more than 500 tips that 25 doctors who are also mothers use to get their own kids to sleep--so you can too!

Parenting is a job that goes on twenty-four hours a day. Nighttime Parenting helps parents understand why babies sleep differently than adults, offers solutions to nighttime problems, and even describes how certain styles of nighttime parenting can aid in child spacing and lower the risks of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.Renowned pediatrician Dr. William Sears helps you find a solution to your baby's sleepless nights. Directed at lessening night-waking and increasing your ability to cope, this understanding guide offers comprehensive, caring advice on: where your baby should sleep, what foods help children sleep, nighttime fathering, tips for single parents, getting children to bed without a struggle, and much more.

The need for sleep is real for many moms out there, including you. Some time ago, I went to see a friend and noticed that she put a little bit of alcohol inside her baby's milk. She said it helps put her baby to sleep. And I was miffed, to say the least. It's true; great sleepers are made, not born. But there are NATURAL ways to put your baby to sleep—even if you have tried all the tricks in the book. Most mothers have found that putting a baby to sleep isn't the easiest part of their job. And while it can be a tasking experience that leaves you all frazzled up, there are things that you can do to soften the bed. So to speak. Read this book closely. It contains 100+ proven techniques that have helped moms to turn their babies into sleeping beauties, and if you learn to live by them, you and your baby will sleep a lot better. In this book you will learn; - How to Put a Baby to Sleep in 10 Seconds - Indian Home Remedies for Baby Sleep - How to Put a Toddler to Sleep -Controlling the Sleep-Time for Hyperactive Babies -Traditional Ways of Putting a Baby to Sleep -The Best Sleep Positions for Your Baby - Homeopathic Sleep Remedies for Babies -Ways to Prevent Sleep Deprivation in Children Plus a lot more. If you really want to start sleeping like a baby, you should learn how to put your baby to sleep NOW. Go right into this book before your baby needs you again.

"About the book" Relaxed family sleep for Mommy, Daddy & Baby: Soft baby sleep is no child's play (Baby sleep guide: Tips for falling asleep and sleeping through in the 1st year of life) In the first few months of a baby's life, the topic of "baby sleep" can become the dominant family theme... # The way to a firm sleep rhythm Even babies need different amounts of sleep at night The baby has yet to find its sleep rhythm Infants learn to calm themselves first Sleeping well takes time - endurance is required here Every now and then, parents need extra tuition # Good basis for soft and healthy baby sleep Infants need the experience of security and reliability Everyday routine helps the baby to find a rhythm Just a tired baby likes to sleep too Prevent the baby from getting tired - otherwise it is difficult to fall asleep and relax Increased screaming and howling is often a sign of lack of sleep Independence during the day also supports at night (rest) Sleeping independently makes sleeping through easier for the baby # The appropriate sleeping environment is important for a soft baby sleep Safe baby sleep - always in supine position Safe and secure stored in a cradle, bassinet or cot Good equipment of the sleeping place - with sleeping bag but without pillow Don't wear the baby too thickly for baby sleep - this is the best way to get a good night's sleep Quality and safety always take priority when it comes to cribs and cots In the parents' bedroom, the baby bed is in the best of hands - naturally smoke-free! Sleeping together in a family bed with some safety rules # If the baby doesn't calm down and sleep causes problems Not every sleep problem is a sleep disorder at first go Sleep problems often do not come alone Overcoming serious sleep problems with professional help