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The Amazon Store at MillionDollarPetPix.com ( In association with Amazon.com )On Becoming Baby Wise: The Classic Sleep Reference Guide Used by Over 1,000,000 Parents Worldwide List Price: $12.95 Price: $5.75 You Save: $7.20 (56%)Prices subject to change. Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Dewey Decimal Number: 649 EAN: 9780971453203 Edition: Rev&Expand ISBN: 0971453209 Label: Parent-Wise Solutions Manufacturer: Parent-Wise Solutions Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 238 Publication Date: 2001-11 Publisher: Parent-Wise Solutions Studio: Parent-Wise Solutions Accessories:
Browse for similar items by category: Click to Display Editorial Review: Product Description: The infant management concepts presented in this book have found favor with over two million parents and twice as many contented babies. On Becoming Babywise brings hope to the tired and bewildered parents looking for an alternative to sleepless nights and fussy babies. The Babywise Parent Directed Feeding concept has enough structure to bring security and order to your baby's world, yet enough flexibility to give mom freedom to respond to any need at any time. It teaches parents how to lovingly guide their baby's day rather than be guided or enslaved to the infant's unknown needs. The information contained within On Becoming Babywise is loaded with success. Comprehensive breast-feeding follow-up surveys spanning three countries, of mothers using the PDF method verify that as a result of the PDF concepts, 88% breast-feed, compared to the national average of only 54% (from the National Center for Health Statistics). Of these breast-feeding mothers, 80% of them breast-feed exclusively without a formula complement. And while 70% of our mothers are still breast-feeding after six months, the national average encourage to follow demand feeding without any guidelines is only 20%. The mean average time of breast-feeding for PDF moms is 33 1/2 weeks, well above the national average. Over 50% of PDF mothers extend their breast-feeding toward and well into the first year. Added to these statistics is another critical factor. The average breast-fed PDF baby sleeps continuously through night seven to eight hours between weeks seven and nine. Healthy sleep in infants is analogous to healthy growth and development. Find out for yourself why a world of parents and pediatricians utilize the concepts found in On Becoming Babywise. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - good referenceThis book covers lots of questions one may have about getting baby to sleep through the night. It's also easy to read, which is nice for us moms who have new babies and not a whole lot of free time... Rating:  - I recommend this book to all new moms.I read Babywise when my son was 8 weeks. I was pretty much already doing what the book said and after I followed the sleep eat play schedule he slept through the night the following week. I wouldn't have wanted him to sleep through the night any sooner though because I thought he was still to young to not nurse at night. My son is very happy, altert, and a great sleeper. I'm not sure what some other reviews are saying about not being warm and loving with your ... Read More Rating: - Keeping an open mindI just had my first child a month and a half ago and read Babywise prior to her birth. Since she has been born my husband and I have constantly referred back to the book and it has really helped us to develop an eat, wake, sleep pattern for our child. So far she has been pretty much following the schedule and sleeps from 10:00pm to 5:00 (she has been doing so since week five). I have been really impressed by her willingness to to follow the schedule and how much happier it has made her. In addition ... Read More Rating: - Interesting bookI'm not too far into the book yet, but it seems to be one of common sense so far. I'm sure as I begin to parent though, I will be thinking back on some of the suggestions it has to offer! Rating:  - Avoid this book.Do not buy this book. I had this book after my daughter was 4 months old, but didn't use it because it was too late to start with this method. However, when my son was born I read it and began with the schedule and the eat, wake, sleep way of organizing my son's naps. Well, it backfired. Rather than letting my son nap when he wanted too...which was after he nursed...I forced him to stay awake in order to nap later. He never got the hang of this (and I tried letting him cry, which only led to a hysterical ... Read More 
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