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This guide draws together evidence from psychology, neuroscience, anthropology, and human development to make a compelling case for why you shouldn't be using or recommending crying-it-out sleep training techniques with babies.
A research-informed case against crying-it-out methods
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A research-informed case against crying-it-out methods
Jennifer G. Rosier’s guide brings together perspectives from psychology, neuroscience, anthropology, and human development to examine crying-it-out sleep training for babies. Its stated position is critical of using or recommending these techniques, making the book a focused contribution to discussion of infant sleep and care. The description identifies its cross-disciplinary evidence base but does not outline specific alternatives or practical steps, so its scope is clearest as an examination of the case against crying-it-out methods.
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This guide draws together evidence from psychology, neuroscience, anthropology, and human development to make a compelling case for why you shouldn't be using or recommending crying-it-out sleep training techniques with babies.
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