The no-cry sleep solution for toddlers and preschoolers [antikvár]

Foreword I adore toddlers and preschoolers. They're curious, fun, and I charming. They have a contagious and boundless enthusiasm I for life. These little folks have an abundance of energy and never seem to decelerate, even when it's time for sleep—whether it's naptime or bedtime. In my work with families for almost thirty years, I have learned that sleep issues often dominate during the early years of a child's life, likely because when a child isn't sleeping well, neither are the parents. Furthermore, when a child's sleep is disturbed, his entire personality is affected. Lack of sleep brings an increase in health problems and negative behaviors, such as whining and tantrums. Parents want nothing more than to see their children well and happy, and they want to enjoy raising their child. For many sleep-deprived parents, though, the endless fussing and crying that happens at bedtime, and in the middle of the night, creates tremendous stress. Parents don't know how to solve sleep-related problems, so the cycle of exhaustion and frustration continues night after night. While it may be common sense to know that good sleep is important for your child, and while it's normal to wish for your child to sleep well, it is not instinctual to know how to make this happen. At last there's hope for all the confused and tired parents of sleepless children—The No-Cry Sleep Solution for Toddlers and Preschoolers. In this well-organized and easy-to-understand book, Elizabeth Pantley provides witty and wise insights into what causes children to have sleep problems. Even more, she offers a rich collection of practical and loving solutions that will help you help your child sleep better.