There's no cut and dry answer on whether or not you should let your baby cry it out, per Tovah Klein, the director of the Barnard College Center for Toddler Development. Teaching a baby to soothe ...

Sleep training is any approach you take to help your baby learn to settle themself to sleep and to sleep for longer. The idea ...

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork)-- Ask any parent what their number one wish is, and other than a healthy baby, they'll probably say 'sleeping through the night.' There's a controversial way to do that and it ...

Dianna Kenny receives funding from the Australia Research Council, the Australia Council for the Arts, and the NSW Department of Juvenile Justice. She is the author of Bringing up Baby: The ...

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(CNN) -- Many new parents long for a full night of glorious, uninterrupted sleep yet shudder at the thought of letting their baby "cry it out," the sleep training method in which parents allow babies ...

Infants left to cry themselves to sleep will not suffer any emotional, behavioral or parental attachment problems, a new study suggests. The findings may help parents rest easier knowing that ignoring ...

Many new parents long for a full night of glorious, uninterrupted sleep yet shudder at the thought of letting their baby “cry it out,” the sleep training method in which parents allow babies to cry ...

Think your baby is ready to sleep through the night? Welcome to the wonderful world of sleep training! It may seem ...

A crying baby during the day is one thing. (One very difficult thing, don't get us wrong.) But at night, when you find yourself bleary-eyed due to your baby's unwillingness to close her eyes and catch ...

Babies* need to physically be with caregivers. Here are a series of questions I received recently about babies and sleep training from a set of parents in Israel.** What is your message to parents who ...

It’s normal for your baby to twitch during sleep. However, speak with a healthcare professional if they’re experiencing twitching or stiffening when they’re awake. This may be a sign of a seizure ...