Ask yourself!
Elizabeth pantley explains that we are the ones who have to live with our parenting decisions. We will remember them and our children will not. So, we should not be bullied into making our child “cry it out” if we don’t agree with it.
1. Does your child need help keeping a sleep/awake schedule?
2. How intense is your baby’s cry?
3. Do you have firm parenting beliefs?
4. Has your parenting style changed as you have gotten to know your baby?
5. Are you listening to your baby? Do you know her cries yet?