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The Ferber method has long been viewed as a go-to strategy for sleep training, yet many parents express dissatisfaction with its approach. While it may be effective for some, the method's reliance on letting children cry it out can be distressing for both parents and infants. Fortunately, there are evidence-based alternatives that offer a gentler path to establishing healthy sleep habits without the need to leave children alone in their cribs.
One such alternative is the gradual sleep training method, which focuses on slowly reducing parental involvement in the sleep process. This approach allows parents to remain present and provide comfort, gradually encouraging children to learn self-soothing techniques. Research indicates that this method can lead to positive sleep outcomes without the emotional turmoil often associated with the Ferber method.
Parents seeking a more compassionate approach to sleep training can explore these alternatives, ensuring that both they and their children feel secure and supported during the transition to independent sleep.
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