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Review Date: 10/22/2009
What a great book! With all the media hype surrounding the swine flu it's refreshing to read about alternative ways to prevent the flu. Things like a homeopathic remedy called Influenzinum, proper nutrition, chiropractic, and body movement therapies are all proven to prevent sickness. This book doesn't try to dumb down the flu virus, it tells you exactly how serious the flu can be. It also gives reasons why the vaccine isn't as effective as the medical community would have us believe.
Good Night, Sleep Tight: The Sleep Lady's Gentle Guide to Helping Your Child Go to Sleep, Stay Asleep and Wake Up Happy
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Book Type: Hardcover
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Book Type: Hardcover
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Review Date: 11/10/2008
This book really helped us get our son to sleep. Before we started Kim West's method our 11 month old son was sharing our bed, nursing all night, and had no set bedtime. This was really starting to wear on my husband. So we started to look at different options. I was against letting him cry it out, so after seeing this book on the clearance shelf at the book store I decided to pick it up. I was a little skeptical at first because although this book doesn't advocate crying it out there is some crying involved; however, you are there to comfort them along the way. The book goes though why sleep is important, The Sleep Lady Shuffle, and how to deal with pit falls that happen along the way such as sickness or vacations.
It took about a week for the methods she laid out to work for us. Now we don't have many struggles at all putting our son (18mth) to sleep. On most normal nights I nurse him and while he is still awake I put him in his crib and he rolls over and goes to sleep with no problems or fuss. Overall, this book has really been a blessing. The one thing that I recommend with this book is consistency. Good luck to everyone trying to put a baby/child down for bed; it is really one of those struggles that all parents need to overcome.
It took about a week for the methods she laid out to work for us. Now we don't have many struggles at all putting our son (18mth) to sleep. On most normal nights I nurse him and while he is still awake I put him in his crib and he rolls over and goes to sleep with no problems or fuss. Overall, this book has really been a blessing. The one thing that I recommend with this book is consistency. Good luck to everyone trying to put a baby/child down for bed; it is really one of those struggles that all parents need to overcome.
Review Date: 9/22/2007
Helpful Score: 1
This was the fist romantic novel I've read. It was very easy to read and follow along. It's told from both the man and the woman's experiences.
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