7 Rules for Cry It Out Sleep Training

Get 7 rules to follow if you want to use cry it out for your sleep training method for your baby. Cry it out is a very effective and fast method of sleep training. Cry it out is a fast, effective form of sleep training baby. Today I am talking rules to follow when using the CIO method for sleep training. I have done many methods and they all work and have their own merits and drawbacks. Cry it out is fast and effective. There is also evidence that doing cry it initially means that after a disruption later in life (travel or sickness, for example), the baby will go back to sleeping well much faster than if you use another method of sleep training. So while there is some crying, it can be less crying overall when you look at the big picture.
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[@kaiahoates1614]

I still have a hard time finding out how long you should let them cry. My poor little guy seems to never be able to fall asleep. Although he is 3.5 months

[@BabywiseMom]

It really varies from baby to baby. You have to do some trial and error to see what works best for your baby. Take good notes so you can see patterns.

[@kaiahoates1614]

@@BabywiseMomOnce he starts crying, he does not stop. I once let him go for 45 minutes but I couldn't take it anymore because it just got more and more desperate :( I do know his pattern of only sleeping 20 minutes on the dot. Most people I've asked said this is normal but I feel like it's not

[@BabywiseMom]

@@kaiahoates1614 No that is not normal. Have you looked into the 4 S's for sleep training? www.babywisemom.com/gentle-sleep-training-the-four-ss/