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Review title: Not for worrywarts
Product review: I bought this based on a friend's recommendation but find it incredibly frustrating. The book is littered with blackbox warnings about all of the ways your subtle mistakes can brain-damage your child. Sometimes these dictates contradict the text. On two separate pages, large warnings tell us "NEVER wake a crying baby." But copy between those pages instructs us to "wake your baby in the morning in order to establish an age-appropriate midmorning nap that is needed to set the sleep scheduleThe tone here is annoyingly dogmatic; it's as if there is only one way to address sleep problems: Dr. Weissbluths.The real shame is that I'm sure there's some good information here, and I would love to read an approach other than Dr. Sears' (I love the Sears' baby book; I just want a second opinion). But the last thing an exhausted, anxious parent needs is this kind of poorly edited, one-sided fear mongering.
