Title: Some good information -- too much oversight
Product review: Overall a good book in terms of sheer information. Having the stages to refer to is very helpful to use as a guideline. However, the authors completely ignore the possibility of sleep sharing, which is a common practice among parents who practice attachment parenting. Detaching yourself from your child at night is something every parent should consider carefully. Americans, especially, take for granted that "crying your child out" is the right thing to do in all cases, and this book does nothing to dispel that tired, false, myth.A good read, but, as with anything, do what feels right. Don't let this, or any, book convince you to do something that feels wrong in your heart.
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