New, fun, easy and most important loving way to get your nursing baby or toddler to sleep. The Dancing Sleep Method will lower your baby's energy level to relax and then to sleep with no crying involved.
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To me, a baby is a stranger in a new world. I think everyone should try their best to treat their babies how they would want to be treated as a helpless, dependent person. No one would want their cries for help to be ignored. Many authorities believe that you should check all of the babies’ physical needs: if the diapers are not dirty, if they are dressed appropriately, and if they are not hungry, then let them be. Leave them alone to let them cry it out? I read an analogy in a natural parenting book that said, “Crying is good for the lungs, right? Yeah, just like bleeding is good for the veins!!” To me that analogy just rang of truth. After reading that, I knew I was not alone in my beliefs and instincts. Just meeting your child’s physical needs is not being a whole parent. Your child, no matter how small, has emotional needs equally important to their physical needs. So if your child does not want to be alone, or is scared of the dark at this tender age, how can you not accommodate all his needs? Time flies by and kids grow up even quicker. It is such a short time that your child will need your help to overcome their fears. Doesn’t it seem like children who go to sleep feeling secure and loved will wake up that way? They will be ready to begin a new day feeling right.
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