Sleep is in short supply once you become a parent. It seems that you crave sleep more than anything else in the first year or so after your child is born. What are reasonable expectations for sleep? What can you do to help your child learn to sleep for longer stretches at night? Where should baby sleep? How can you make sure your baby's sleep environment is safe? These are all good questions. Here, you will find the answers.

Controlling or Spoiling? by Lesley McBurney, Australian Breastfeeding Association Counselor

The No-Cry Sleep Solution by Elizabeth Pantley

Crib Death (SIDS) And Toxic Gases

The Family Bed: An Expert's Opinion by Dr. David Servan-Schreiber

Babies Need Their Mothers Beside Them by Dr. James McKenna

Bedsharing Promotes Breastfeeding by Dr. James McKenna

In Defense of the Family Bed by Dr. David Servan-Schreiber

Is Sleeping With My Baby Safe? Can It Reduce The Risk Of SIDS? by Dr. James McKenna

Rethinking "Healthy" Infant Sleep by Dr. James McKenna

Sleeping Through The Night by Dr. Katherine Dettwyler

The Family Bed: An Evolutionary Approach To Family Sleep by Katie Allison Granju

Dr. Sears on Sleep