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The Baby Sleeps Tonight: Your Infant Sleeping Through the Night by 9 Weeks (Yes, Really!) Spiral-Bound | April 1, 2010

Shari Mezrah

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An essential small-format sleep handbook teaching parents how to help newborns sleep through the night by 9 weeks -- and how to maintain good sleep through the first few years

The Baby Sleeps Tonight offers a concise, parent-sized guide packed with simple effective solutions that rely on a proven model of sleeping success. Sleep schedule specialist Shari Mezrah outlines quick and specific instructions to teach anyone, no matter how sleep deprived, how to create order and happiness in their household by getting baby to sleep through the night by nine weeks. The secret to the plan is the practical and progressive schedule that the author developed and has been teaching for 10 years, and the easy to understand schedules, checklists, and helpful tips aimed at every stage of development for the first year and beyond. Planning for predictable happiness using The Baby Sleeps Tonight system helps new parents regain control over their lives, guiding them through the thorny problem of sleep schedules all the way from prebirth through the toddler years and ensuring that the baby—and the whole family—sleeps tonight.

Publisher: Sourcebooks
Original Binding: Trade Paperback
Pages: 240 pages
ISBN-10: 1402238096
Item Weight: 0.5 lbs
Dimensions: 5.0 x 0.6 x 7.0 inches
"No, parents, you're not dreaming or delirious from lack of sleep. Mezrah says it can really happen if families commit to the sleep plan outlined in her new book, The Baby Sleeps Tonight." — St. Petersburg Times

Shari Mezrah (Tampa, FL) is a sleep schedule specialist who developed the innovative BABY SLEEPS TONIGHT program in 1999. Mezrah holds a BA in Speech Communication from California State University. She has served on the Board of Directors for the Children’s Museum of Tampa and has been a featured speaker at the Tampa Bay Mom’s Organization. She has appeared as a nationally recognized expert on the syndicated talk show Daytime on numerous occasions, addition to being mentioned on NBC and CBS news.