Sleeping Through the Night, Revised Edition: How Infants, Toddlers, and Their Parents Can Get a Good Night's Sleep

About this book

Sleeping Through the Night, Revised Edition is a reference book in the field of pediatrics and infant sleep. Aimed at parents of babies and young children, it addresses how babies, toddlers, and their parents can achieve a good night's sleep. This revised edition updates the content to offer relevant information on infant sleep at different stages of development.

The book belongs to the categories of internal medicine and pediatrics, which reflects its orientation towards medical and scientific knowledge applied to the sleep of young children. It is a work designed for families looking for well-founded guidance on infant sleep.

Who is it for?

• Parents of infants: Families with newborns and babies who want to better understand infant sleep patterns.
• Parents of toddlers: Those looking for information on sleep during the toddler stage.
• Pediatric professionals: As it is classified within medical books of internal medicine and pediatrics, it may be of interest to professionals in the healthcare field.

Content and approach

As a revised edition, this book incorporates updates from previous versions. Its full title indicates that the content focuses specifically on the night sleep of babies and young children, as well as the parents' rest. The medical and pediatric orientation of the work suggests an approach based on scientific criteria applied to infant sleep.

For detailed information on chapters, specific methods, or the author's approach, it is recommended to consult the full book description or the table of contents available in specialized bookstores.

Editorial classification

• Category: Medical books — Internal medicine — Pediatrics
• Edition: Revised
• Main theme: Infant sleep in babies and young children
• Original language: English (Sleeping Through the Night, Revised Edition)

Important information

This book is a reference work on infant sleep. It does not replace professional medical advice. If your child has persistent sleep problems, consult your pediatrician for an individualized assessment.