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Sleeping through the night: How to help your baby get a good night's rest.

Ann Corwin Ph.D.
Dr.Tanya Remer Altmann
Elizabeth Pantley

on Mon Nov 2 2009, 11:33pm UTC | 0 comments

"Will my baby ever start sleeping through the night?" is a common lament from parents of newborns. Our experts, Elizabeth Pantley, Ann Corwin MD and Tanya Altmann MD weigh in on this topic, assuring parents that yes, sleep will come and offering them advice and solutions for finding their way to a good night's rest.

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