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On Becoming Baby Wise

14 Ratings: -0.1

Anti-attachment parenting book, not for the faint of heart.

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review by jellojiggler24. June 24, 2010

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Give Babywise a chance--it worked miracles for me!

I rated this book a 5 because it saved my sanity. I have 5 kids, the youngest of which are twins. This book was reccommended to me by my sister-in-law and friend after my third child was born. My first two babies did not learn to sleep through the night on their own, until they were several months old. Trying to work and be a mom with interrupted sleep is difficult. I used the principles in this book with my third child and my set of twins, and … more

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Quick Tip by sassy2. June 28, 2010

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A Quick Tip by sassy2

read it if you dont want children

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Quick Tip by Jacksmama. June 23, 2010

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A Quick Tip by Jacksmama

A must read for all new parents!

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review by Jenniferjax. June 23, 2010

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Baby Wise is not for everyone.

Written by Dr. Robert Bucknam and Gary Ezzo, this introduction to the Babywise series is a manual for the anti-attachment style of parenting. The author himself states, "Not everything works for every baby, but the general guidelines have worked for us more than once. The more willing you are to strictly follow this book, the more apt you are to get results sooner, but everyone has their own approach." While these techniques are miracle-solution … more

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