The Sensational Baby Sleep Plan
A Practical Guide to Sleep-Rich and Stress-Free Parenting
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Alison Scott-Wright
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Packed with tips, hints and reminders, case studies, at-a-glance charts and a daily journal to help you keep track of your baby's progress, The Sensational Baby Sleep Plan is a step-by-step, must-have manual to ensure sleep for you and your baby.
The Sensational Baby Sleep Plan gives parents:
- Realistic, easy-to-follow advice and guidance.
- Sensible feeding plans that can be tailored to suit the individual.
- Simple explanations of how to interpret different cries.
- Useful tips to encourage belief and trust in their parental instincts.
- Solutions to common issues and problems as well as in-depth explanations on how to cope with reflux and dietary-related colic.
- Happy babies that sleep through the night and have structured naps from around two months.
Baby-care consultant Alison Scott-Wright takes the stress and tension out of those early weeks and offers the ultimate plan that will ensure your baby sleeps soundly during the day and for a full 12 hours during the night from around eight to 10 weeks, without the need for night feeds!
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"I wish I had read this book sooner, I tell every new mum about it!" (Millie Mackintosh)
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- Dee
- 12-12-22
Slightly disappointing
Felt disappointed by the time I got to chapter 7 to actually hear what the technique is with the previous 6 chapters building up to it.
It’s basically let your child cry until they settle themselves whilst you are repeating the same thing
I’m not sure one needs to read a book to know this and surprised so many people have bought this book to do it.
Not sure how this technique differs to anyone else who believes in this practice
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- 08-10-21
Like marmite
I don’t usually leave reviews but feel I need to for this one. Her advice saved my sanity & has helped my little one become happier. We followed the bits we were comfortable with.
The book goes against the guidelines in parts. Alison justifies her advice well using an evidence based approach & parents must make decisions for themselves about what feels right for them (I.e having babies in the same room).
Following her advice regarding feeding will not leave your baby starving nor will the reassurance technique scar your baby for life as some reviews on Amazon suggest. Looks like those reviewers are followers of those who have misinterpreted the evidence.
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- ElleP
- 07-12-22
Awful, please new mums avoid this book
I read this in the first few weeks after I had my first baby and it was such a mistake. I was vulnerable and like many new Mums in shock over how hard lack of sleep is. I was vulnerable and believed what she said and it gave me so much anxiety about trusting my instincts and responding gently and lovingly to what my baby needs ie contact sleeps, feeding to sleep or rocked to sleep. I felt so conflicted and anxious about ‘creating bad habits’ Very outdated and not even safe advice. Luckily I have since found much healthier, kinder, gentler and evidence based information on sleep and babies, which has helped me trust my instincts to lovingly parent my baby during the day and night.
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- Anonymous User
- 12-04-22
Dangerous and doesn’t work
This was has no idea what she is talking about and is profiting from vulnerable new mums sleep deprivation. She has no qualifications and her process is not sleep safe, and doesn’t even work.
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- Francesca Brown
- 03-01-22
Informative listen
Thank you Alison for providing so much accessible information regarding reflux and sleep to mothers like me.
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- cara
- 13-12-21
god send
love this book. used it for my first baby and then again my second. my first started sleeping through at 11weeks and my second at 10week. both have reflux. Being an insomniac myself, I think it is so important to help my children sleep well and I truly believe this is why my first is still such a good sleeper now at 9years old. found the information regarding reflux very interested and took a lot from it, thank you
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- sophia habibi
- 06-08-22
didn't work
really tried to be on board with this to help my baby's sleep but just wasn't for me. obviously personal preference comes into it but found the methods quite extreme and controversial for a breastfed baby.just ended up making me feel very guilty and stressed. since tried a combination of methods to suit me and baby just going with underlying principles of sleep and its worked much better and I don't feel stressed. don't read this expecting a miracle it might not be for you.
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- Anonymous User
- 23-05-23
Excellent advice that worked
I can’t recommend this book and Alison’s advice highly enough. Our son suffered from undiagnosed reflux and CMPA and as a result was sleep deprived and in pain for 5 months. Thanks to Alison, we were able to get him the right medication, formula and sleep training - he regained his health and has been an excellent sleeper ever since.
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- Anonymous User
- 02-09-23
Essentially a diluted version of the cry it out method
I don’t normally leave reviews but felt like I would have liked this feedback before starting the book. If you have a reflux baby I’d say she has some good advice on here.
But it’s a very long winded, repetitive book read in a stilted manner, and when you finally get to the actual sleep training, it’s essentially a diluted version of the cry it out method, letting you baby cry for a few minutes, going back in to offer reassurance, (which she suggests doing whilst telling your baby “that’s enough now” to “show you’re in control”???).
It’s a shame because I heard the author on a podcast and she came across very well with some good advice, but I really wouldn’t recommend this book.
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