End of co-sleeping: the self-teaching method
Mallory announced this evening that she wanted to go to sleep on her own. All by herself. No grown-ups. She insisted.
How I learned to stop worrying and love Dr. Ferber
Last night was possibly the third of Mallory’s almost 18 month life where she didn’t guzzle half a litre or so of breast milk. Yes indeed – we’re doing sleep training.
Does co-sleeping kill? No, but it may drive you nuts
The Globe has an item on an Ontario coroners report that blames co-sleeping for just over half of the ’sudden unexpected deaths’ of infants in Ontario in 2005. I started sleeping with our daughter Mallory when she was less than a month old. It wasn’t planned – we just discovered she slept far better on our bodies. But now it’s time to stop. Not because of this stupid and (I think) misleading report. Because co-sleeping will drive you nuts.
