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@laurahazardowen Today, this technique is called sleep training, graduated extinction, or Ferberization, depending on the method, but the general concept hasn’t changed: Babies can't differentiate day from night or soothe themselves, so parents need to teach them to sleep https://t.co/JCvVhB356R — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Sept. 13, 2022

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@laurahazardowen The method of letting babies “cry it out” was first referenced in an 1894 book by pediatrician L. Emmett Holt. If a baby is crying at night and nothing seems to be wrong, Holt writes, “it should simply be allowed to ‘cry it out.’” https://t.co/JCvVhB356R — PolitiTweet.org

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@laurahazardowen But another school of thought known as “gentle parenting” is suspicious of anything as rigid as “training” your baby. The gentle-parenting approach is to follow the baby’s lead to determine when to sleep and when to wake https://t.co/JCvVhB356R — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Sept. 13, 2022