Example: 8–12 months · 3–4 wakes · fewer wakes
Let’s choose one response you can repeat.
Here’s one example. Your three answers will shape your own starting point.
- Try this next
- At the first wake, check what your baby needs and use a quiet reassuring phrase while you feed or comfort them.
- What to watch
- Notice the timing of the first repeated wake and what helped across nights 2–5, without withholding needed feeds or comfort.
- Your effort
- Keep a familiar response and compare a few first-wake notes.
- Before you begin
- Care first, then a familiar response
A small note for each night
Across seven nights, keep a note of the first wake and your response; add nap timing when you know it, then review one small change rather than rewriting the whole night.
The Workshop pairs short steps you can revisit with a seven-night tracker, so the response you’re trying and the notes about it stay together.
Get the SleepBaby.org WorkshopExample only. Answer the three questions to see a starting step for your family.
Check with your child’s clinician first if you have concerns about feeding, growth, breathing, pain or illness.
Start with the free library if you want to read before deciding about the Workshop.
Buy only if short steps you can revisit and a seven-night tracker would be useful to your family.
Fictional illustrative tracking example
This graph is a separate fictional example. Your answers do not change it.