Nighttime/Sleep Issues

The information on this collection of pages has been reprinted with permission from LLLI publications. Articles are listed with the most recently published or revised items first.

Frequently Asked Question (FAQ) files:	When will my baby sleep through the night? Should I sleep with my baby?

*Articles from New Beginnings, the bimonthly publication for LLL members:*	Nighttime Nursings Sleeping with Your Baby Book Review: Sleeping with Your Baby Sleeping Soundly Our Bed Sharing Journey My Family Bed Sharing Sleep with Babies: The Benefits of Safe Nighttime Slumbers New Motherhood Maintaining a Bedtime Routine That Doesn't Take All Night Adjusting to the Late Shift Sweet Naptime Meeting Needs and Making Deadlines The "Easy" Way (ease of cosleeping) Dreaming of Sleep Gentle Sleep Solutions Nursing through the Night Setting Limits on Nighttime Nursing Dealing with the Sleepless Nights of Motherhood Sleeping Like a Baby? Good Nights In My Arms Holding My Baby (holding a baby during naps) Issues Surrounding Cosleeping and SIDS Risk All Together Now Ahead of Our Time Fertility and Night Nursing Newborn Napping Check the Bubbie-Light (establishing limits for night nursing) Do the Right Thing: Trust Your Instincts The Quiet Moments (sleeping through the night) The Editor's Note: Beds and Babies (about the 1999 CPSC recommendation against co-sleeping) Nighttime Parenting and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Excessive Nighttime Nursing Fiddling the Night Away Newborns Who Confuse Night with Day

*Articles from Leaven, our publication for Leaders:*	Nighttime Parenting: An Age Old Concern Nighttime Parenting in New Zealand

*Articles from Breastfeeding Abstracts, our research-based publication:*	Breastfeeding: Reducing the Risk for Obstructive Sleep Apnea Rethinking "Healthy" Infant Sleep

Media Releases:	LLLI Responds to AAP Policy Statement on Sudden Infant Death Syndrome

Podcasts (audio files):	Impact of Nursing from the Breast on Occlusion, Malocclusion, Sleep Apnea, Frenulum, Frenum, and Tongue Tie Elizabeth Pantley - The No-Cry Sleep Solution Mary Sheedy Kurcinka - Sleepless in America

We provide articles from our publications from previous years for reference for our Leaders and members. Readers are cautioned to remember that research and medical information change over time.

You may order your own copies of helpful pamphlets and books, as well as subscriptions to New Beginnings, through your local LLL Group or directly from the LLLI Online Store.

Do you have a breastfeeding story you would like to share with other parents? It is easy to contribute to New Beginnings! Here are the instructions.

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