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	Comments on: The Cry-It-Out Controversy and My Family’s Sleep Story	</title>
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		By: Sarah Smith		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Everything you have written here is EXACTLY what we went through.  From the yoga ball to the 45 minute wakings until midnight.  Friends and family were joking that our son was going to get shaken baby syndrome.  He never fell asleep in anyones arms and was always such a fussy baby.  Only a handful of people knew how to calm him... bouncing.  We sleep trained at 5 months and it only took a couple nights.  Now at 10 months we still have regressions here and there.  I have to accept that my baby has a hard time falling asleep.  I credit my current mental stability to sleep training.  Some babies just NEED it!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Everything you have written here is EXACTLY what we went through.  From the yoga ball to the 45 minute wakings until midnight.  Friends and family were joking that our son was going to get shaken baby syndrome.  He never fell asleep in anyones arms and was always such a fussy baby.  Only a handful of people knew how to calm him&#8230; bouncing.  We sleep trained at 5 months and it only took a couple nights.  Now at 10 months we still have regressions here and there.  I have to accept that my baby has a hard time falling asleep.  I credit my current mental stability to sleep training.  Some babies just NEED it!</p>
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