Our Mommy MD Guide’s reply: My son was four months old, and still not sleeping through the night. My husband and I decided to start sleep training him. One night, my husband got up and turned off the monitor.
“What are you doing?” I asked. (read more)
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Ari Brown, MD, is a pediatrician with Capital Pediatric Group in Austin, TX; author of Baby 411, Toddler, 411, and Expecting 411; and a mom of two.
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