Baby Sleep Solution Audio Program {Review}

I’ve written at length about the sleep trouble we had with Hazeline, so you can imagine how excited I was when I found out I was selected to receive and review a copy of the Baby Sleep Solution audio program.  Actually, excited doesn’t even begin to describe it.  I saw nights of great sleep in my very near future.

When Greenleigh was an infant, I read a few sleep books, but they were long and somewhat tedious.  I just didn’t have the time.  I often found myself skipping through to hit the key points quickly and promised to return to the book later for more details, but I never found the time to pick up the book again…  When I found out that Baby Sleep Solution’s audio program was a 35 minute audio book, it sounded too good to be true.

The Baby Sleep Solution Audio book focuses on 5 strategies to get your baby or toddler to sleep better, accompanied by about a dozen tips to be used in conjunction with whichever the strategy you try.  I was thoroughly impressed that in the first few minutes of the audio program it acknowledged that every child is different and for that reason you may have to try each of the strategies before finding the one that’s right for you.  This is one of the key problems that I’ve found in so many sleep books – they seem to think that one size fits all, or that their book’s one strategy should work for everyone.  It just doesn’t work that way.  Every child really is different

I found several of the tips in this program helpful, and now that Hazeline is feeling better, we have used them with great success (please allow me to brag here and say that we both slept through the night last night for the first time in ages).  At the recommendation of this program, I have started a sleep diary to try and figure out the patterns of Hazeline’s sleep.  I have also stopped jumping up and running to Hazeline’s room at every sound coming out of the monitor.  Two nights ago, Hazeline woke up, cried out, then went right back to sleep.  If I had run to her room at the first sound, I might have actually woken her up.

If you have an infant, over the age of 3 months old, I would definitely recommend this audio program.  I think it would be particularly helpful if you have problems getting your infant to sleep at bedtime.  The program is also incredibly convenient if you are a busy new mom -you can listen to it where ever and when ever you want.

While I know that we still have work to do, I’m thrilled with our progress so far.  Thank you Baby Sleep Solution!

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