The No-Cry Sleep Solution for Toddlers and Preschoolers: Gentle Ways to Stop Bedtime Battles and Improve Your Child's Sleep Book

It didn't have the answer I was looking for, which was, "How to get a 14 month old to sleep through the night." It did change my attitude about dealing with my child when he is awake or won't go to sleep...I've begun to cherish that time with him much more.

There seems to be a gap between baby sleeping books and toddler sleeping books. Many of the the author's examples and references were of older toddlers, children that can carry conversations and have opinions. My child still can't tell me why he is awake, so either there ARE no answers for this age group or this book didn't have them.

I appreciated all the bedtime routine solutions. We incorporated many of them, and they have seemed to help, even in just a short time. We do have to let our child cry, but it doesn't last more than 5 minutes. So maybe the book should be titled "Less-Cry Sleep Solution." Either way, the book was still helpful, and I understand more about human sleep habits in general, now.