Sleep By Age Index

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Sleep by Age

Sleep Problems by Age Overview

• 0-3 Month Newborn Sleep Period
• 0-3 month Newborn Survival Guide
• 0-3 month Newborn Sleep Guide
• Baby Sleep Index
• Average Sleep Charts by Age and Situation
• Newborn Example Schedules
• No Cry Sleep Solution for 0-4 month olds
• Sleep Props and Newborns

• 3-6 Month Sleep Period
• 3-6 month Sleep Guide
• Baby Sleep Index
• Average Sleep Charts by Age and Situation
• No Cry Sleep Solution for 4 month - 2 year olds

• 6-9 Month Sleep Period
• Baby Sleep Index
• Average Sleep Charts by Age and Situation
• Jacob at 8 months
• No Cry Sleep Solution for 4 month - 2 year olds

• 9-12 Month Sleep Period
• Baby Sleep Index
• Average Sleep Charts by Age and Situation
• No Cry Sleep Solution for 4 month - 2 year olds

• Toddler Sleep (1 and 2 year olds)
• 2 Year old - Example Schedules
• Toddler Sleep Index
• Average Sleep Charts by Age and Situation
• Jacob's Sleep at 2.5 years
• No Cry Sleep Solution for 4 month - 2 year olds
• The age of great resistance 14-24 months
• Why won't my toddler fall asleep?!

• Preschooler Sleep (3 and 4 year olds)
• Average Sleep Charts by Age and Situation
• Joshua at 3 years old
• Preschooler Sleep Index
• Why won't my preschooler fall asleep?

No-Cry Sleep Solution: Sleep Solutions for Older Babies (4 months to 2 years)

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Pantley suggests you look over this list (p. 89) and choose what you think will work best for you and your baby. If your baby is close to 4 months old you might want to look over the list for babies 0-4 months of age too. If your baby is over 2 years old, these suggestions might also be useful.

GET YOURSELF READY
Believe it or not, but you may actually be the one preventing any changes from happening. Let's look at a few things that might be going on to prevent

No-Cry Sleep Solution: Sleep Solutions for 0-4 months

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Pantley goes over several ideas that may be able to help your child sleep better. She suggests you look over all these ideas and decide what will work best for you and baby. She also suggests you look over the section for older babies since this has a bunch of useful information in it too.

**This section is organized slightly different than her book. I thought it flowed better this way.

Read, Learn, and Beware of Bad Advice
Knowledge is power (as the saying goes). Pantley mentions that "the more knowledge you have the less likely that other people will make you doubt your parenting skills." When you are knowledgeable, you will be able to better choose what parenting