Sleeping Like a Baby
Pinky McKay
2006
This title explores normal infant sleep through a gentle, biologically informed lens. Rejecting sleep training and rigid schedules, Pinky McKay offers advice on responsive night-time parenting, co-sleeping, sleep regressions, and balancing adult rest with baby needs.
Why It’s Included
It empowers families to understand baby sleep developmentally and make informed, connected choices without pressure to "train." A supportive counterpoint to mainstream sleep advice.
Who It’s For
Parents of babies aged 0–18 months, especially those feeling uncertain or overwhelmed by mainstream sleep expectations and pressure to night-wean or sleep train.
“The definitive book for explaining how infants actually sleep - nothing like the stereotype! - and why they cannot be trained or ignored into sleeping through the night.
A refreshing insight into normal infant behaviour and a calm in a sea of harsh sleep training titles.
Even my grandchildren are thrilled when they spot it at the library!”
