"No-cry sleep solution"... 3 different books...someone help me work out which one...?

[Indadhanu]

Following on from the other post I just did... I am looking for "No-cry sleep solution" by Elizabeth Pantley.

But have discovered (in the last 2 minutes!) that there are 3 different books...

Theres a nap one, which I don't think I need as its her nights that are just the worst.
One that is just "No-cry sleep solution"
And another one that says "No-cry sleep solution for toddlers and pre-schoolers"

So what age are they talking when they say 'toddler and pre-schoolers'? Jazz is almost walking, does that make her a toddler?
Which one would be most appropriate for a 10 month old?

[*charmalea*]

i think a toddler would be a walking talking 14mths onward . id grab the baby one , she is going to age considerably in the time frame that you'll be buying this book

[Indadhanu]

Ok, cool, just wasn't sure what they meant... nothing worse than spending money and realising its been wasted!

[Astrid]

I would lean towards the toddler book. I think long term your money would be better spend on that one and maybe see if you library had the baby one. I have the toddler one and it is quite clear, must read it again for this 2nd bub. OH don't forget your local ABA may have a copy to borrow. Also have a look at Elizabeth Pantely's website, she has some downloads for working out bedtime routines etc (well she did last I looked, hope they are still there)

When I was looking for sleep help with DD1 I did a lot of reading on various forums to see what others were doing. A lot of parents were recommending the toddler book, it was written after the baby one, so it a lot clearer and easier to follow. Problems with the baby one were ironed out with the toddler one. (gee hope I made sense)

[Indadhanu]

hmm, so i've found age 1-5, and then 2-6 on different websites... and her site doesn't say... how confusing 8-s

[Junglemum]

I'd be happy to post you my copy (baby one)and you could post it back when you were done if you like. PM me if you're interested.

[Heaven]

No idea. I want it too but didn't know if I should get the sleep solution or nap solution one!

[~Saram~]

I have both and they are both very similar! The baby one goes through all the basics that are appropriate for all ages. I found the toddler one has more specific info for older toddlers like 2 and up when attitude comes into the mix. For the best overview of the "no-cry sleep solution" program I would go with the baby one.