When you were pregnant, you had visions of lulling your baby to sleep with a goodnight story, some cuddling and soft music playing in the background. Sure, your friends warned you that it was going to ...

ADELAIDE, Australia (WCMH) – Babies left to cry themselves to sleep will not suffer emotional, behavioral or parental detachment problems, a new study suggests. The Today Show reported Tuesday the ...

Getting your baby to sleep through the night is the ultimate parenting win, but it's easier said than done. One popular tactic: the "cry it out" method of sleep-training, which some parents swear by ...

The Ferber method is an approach to get your child to sleep through the night. It doesn’t necessarily involve “crying it out” but rather attempts to teach your child to fall back asleep on their own.

"We have such a strong bond, I hate seeing him cry," the mom wrote Getty A mom is asking if she's a bad mom for wanting to try self-soothing techniques with her second baby The mom shared that she ...

Common techniques for helping babies -- and parents -- sleep at night seem to carry no long-term harms, a small trial finds. The study tested two methods: "graduated extinction" (also known as ...

A new study suggests that infants left to CIO — "cry it out" or cry themselves to sleep will not suffer any emotional, behavioral or parental attachment problems, Today.com reported. Researchers in ...

As a second-time mom, I was prepared (as much as one can be) for the sleepless nights and back-to-back-to-back nursing sessions that come along with having a newborn. When my son reached 11 months old ...

Infants left to cry themselves to sleep will not suffer any emotional, behavioral or parental attachment problems, a new study suggests. The findings may help parents rest easier knowing that ignoring ...

Sleep is a big deal in my house. Rumor has it that my last name roughly translates from Polish to "not enough sleep." Even though I don't speak a lick of Polish, the heart of the phrase is certainly ...

A mom is asking if she's an "awful mother" for wanting to try letting her baby "cry it out" instead of consoling him. The original poster (OP) shared her story on Reddit and explained that her 7-month ...