Takibg cara babies - anyone want to split the cost?

Question

I’m looking at buying the The ABCs of Sleep (5-24 month programme) but I can’t justify spending $179! 
It comes with a video course (available for 4 months after purchase) and a downloadable booklet. 
I’m wondering if anyone would be willing to split the the cost?

Answer

I haven’t taken the course, but to be honest from posts I’ve seen on here where others have discussed it I’ve taken away the following, tried implementing them and have found it really successful in getting my daughter to sleep. I find ALOT of the advice consistent in that consistency and looking for tired cues are key. It’s entirely up to you if you want to take a course but I think those will be the key messages, also, you’ll more often hear success stories over non-success stories so try not to be fooled into thinking it’s magic and guaranteed to work!
My daughter is 3m and sleeps 8pm to 6:30am to 7am so if it’s any use, I’ve shared my routine below, this is all off the back of guidance I’ve had from other moms on this app...
Daytime Naps:
- I try to follow a pattern that lets baby know a nap is coming. I do eat, playtime, independent time (wind down), nap time. And try my best to stick to this. My baby is 3m so we’re cycling this every 2-3hrs and she struggles to nap more than 30mins at the moment so I’m rolling with it. I’m not sure how many naps they take at 6m but if they should have less than 3m I’ll just extend the play/independent time a bit when that time comes. 
- Im trialling day naps upstairs in the cot in her own bedroom just so I can start getting her used to being in there. It’s dark, I have a something that plays a bit of white noise and I always put her in a sleeping bag. It can be sooo frustrating to go to all that effort and she might nap just 20-30 minutes despite the fact she is tired but I’m trying to be consistent as possible.
Bedtime:
- we aim for the same time every night (8pm) so start getting her ready about 7:30. From 6:30 we try to reduce stimulation, turn the volume down a bit on the tv etc and then the bed routine is sponge bath (she’s in a harness for hip dysplasia so we can’t put her in the bath), feed/wind, story, cuddles and put her down drowsy but still awake (sleeping bag and white noise again). She still has a dummy for sleep at the min so that’s a pain as we have to pop it back in a few times until she nods off and spits it out and then she’s done with it for the night but we’re hoping to start coming away from the dummy next few weeks as it’s just a sleep crutch now. 
She currently sleeps 8pm to 4:30 / 5am, wakes for a feed but after this she will go straight back to sleep to 6:30/7am.

Answer

Like you I can't justify the cost but I hear so many amazing reviews on this program. So many people praising how happy their children are when using this program because they are getting quality sleep.

Takibg cara babies - anyone want to split the cost?

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