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> With the caveat that every child is different, there's no reason to delay "sleep-through-the-night techniques" until a child is 6 months old.

I meant 'controlled crying' techniques, which must not be used before the child is 6 months old.



Hadn't ever heard it called "controlled crying" before. It looks like this is also called "self-soothing".

From reading the first few articles on a google search of the topic, this looks very similar in nature to the Baby-wise technique of establishing a routine which will cause the child to settle into a nighttime routine and let them sleep through the night.

Why wait until the child is 6 months old? I didn't see any reasons given on the (admittedly few) articles I read. Children crave routine, and ISTM that the best time to establish one is as soon as the parents are ready for it.




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