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The complaint may be just one of many your child has tried; she may have abandoned requests for extra drinks or tuck-ins and started complaining about “monsters” in her room because that complaint is the one that got the best results.
Solve Your Child’s Sleep Problems M.D. Richard Ferber 2006
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The difficulty of falling asleep at 8:00 had led to the repeated calls for tuck-ins, and now the calls had become a habit to be repeated at each waking.
Solve Your Child’s Sleep Problems M.D. Richard Ferber 2006
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The difficulty of falling asleep at 8:00 had led to the repeated calls for tuck-ins, and now the calls had become a habit to be repeated at each waking.
Solve Your Child’s Sleep Problems M.D. Richard Ferber 2006
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Even simple tuck-ins and good-night kisses can become a poblem if they need to be carried out repeatedly at bedtime and again during the night.
Solve Your Child’s Sleep Problems M.D. Richard Ferber 2006
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If a child who is clearly not frightened or anxious requests a series of tuck-ins at night, and then goes to sleep alone and sleeps through the night, or perhaps requires at most one or two more tuck-ins during the night, the behaviors in question are part of the pre-sleep routine but not part of the process of actually falling asleep.
Solve Your Child’s Sleep Problems M.D. Richard Ferber 2006
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The complaint may be just one of many your child has tried; she may have abandoned requests for extra drinks or tuck-ins and started complaining about “monsters” in her room because that complaint is the one that got the best results.
Solve Your Child’s Sleep Problems M.D. Richard Ferber 2006
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The tuck-ins have become a possibly unwelcome habit, though, and the habit persists and is reinforced because limits are not being set.
Solve Your Child’s Sleep Problems M.D. Richard Ferber 2006
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If a child who is clearly not frightened or anxious requests a series of tuck-ins at night, and then goes to sleep alone and sleeps through the night, or perhaps requires at most one or two more tuck-ins during the night, the behaviors in question are part of the pre-sleep routine but not part of the process of actually falling asleep.
Solve Your Child’s Sleep Problems M.D. Richard Ferber 2006
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Even simple tuck-ins and good-night kisses can become a poblem if they need to be carried out repeatedly at bedtime and again during the night.
Solve Your Child’s Sleep Problems M.D. Richard Ferber 2006
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The tuck-ins have become a possibly unwelcome habit, though, and the habit persists and is reinforced because limits are not being set.
Solve Your Child’s Sleep Problems M.D. Richard Ferber 2006
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