Why Won't My Baby Sleep?

You are exhausted because your baby won't sleep. Then you see all the advice that says you should ignore your baby's cries because if you ignore them long enough, they'll fall asleep. But your mama heart just can't leave your baby screaming and crying all alone in the crib. <br/><br/>Then, you hear these voices telling you, "You are such a pushover. That baby has you wrapped around their little finger."  Or "Why are you letting your baby dictate your schedule and what you do?"<br/> <br/>Is all this criticism true? Is it your fault that your baby won't sleep? Are you breathing bad habits because you rock your baby to sleep? And what can you do so you don't spend the entire night rocking your baby so they don't wake up? We'll address these questions in this episode. <br/><br/>Discover what works when it comes to sleep, and learn research-backed techniques for soothing your baby. <br/><br/>Sleep, Your Baby, and You is a FREE MINI COURSE created by a trusted pediatrician, to help families with newborns find the answers to one of your most important needs right now: Sleep!<br/><br/>Access the mini-course for FREE when you visit discerningparenting.com/sleepYou might have questions about how to handle tantrums. Or how to help your kids learn to talk, or get them started learning to read. But you don’t have hours to sift through all the competing online resources! You might be feeling the pressure of advice from others, or feeling guilty that your life is not like that of other parents. <br/><br/>Then, check out our FREE Discerning Parenting Toolkit and Resource Library. <br/><br/>Created by a pediatrician and developmental expert, this parenting toolkit includes 6 guides FULL of easy-to-read, practical, reliable tips and strategies for parenting in the first five years. <br/><br/>The Discerning Parenting Podcast is a free informational resource for parents. As a valued listener, you acknowledge that any information you get from this podcast is for your general guidance only, and ​​must never be considered a substitute for the advice provided by a doctor, therapist, or other qualified medical professionals who know your child specifically. Read our full disclaimer policy here.