Sleep Book

Someone had mentioned a book about sleeping for twins, but I cant seem to find it. If anyone knows the name of it I would appreciate it.
Thanks

 

It might have been me. I posted that I was going to order the book Healthy Sleep habits, Happy child for a friend and I noticed he wrote the same book but for twins. I was so excited as his HSHHC was great. However I then realized it was a pre-order. It doesnt come out until June 09. If you go to amazon and search his name Dr. Weissbluth Im sure it will come up.

If you havent read HSHHC its a good read adn it does have chapter about mutliples.

 

Not only is it a good read, you can skip to the parts that you are going through and get help without having to read the entire book in one sitting.

 

Definitely worth the read while you are pregnant. I wish I knew about it. Healthy Sleep Habits, Happy Child. :good:

 

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Definitely worth the read while you are pregnant. I wish I knew about it. Healthy Sleep Habits, Happy Child. :good:


That is the only baby book I still hold on to and refer to every couple of months just to make sure I'm doing the right thing! I've read other sleep books and I found this one to be the most helpful. I wish the twin version was out when I was expecting! Good luck

 

I preordered the twin one. It is suppose to be available in June. I wish I had it now, but really my babies are pretty good sleepers. They only wake up once during the night, at 5:00 and take two naps. My older dd did the exact same thing at their age.

 

I am living by The Baby Sleep Solution: A Proven Program to Teach Your Baby to Sleep Twelve Hours a Night

 

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I preordered the twin one. It is suppose to be available in June. I wish I had it now, but really my babies are pretty good sleepers. They only wake up once during the night, at 5:00 and take two naps. My older dd did the exact same thing at their age.



Actually June will be perfect timing for you. Babies don't tend to be ready for "sleep training" until 4-5 months...sometimes longer. I started my schedule with them around 4 months and when they were a bit older I started helping them to fall asleep on their own.