Ooooh, I looked her up on the advice of an aquaintance when Jazz was in her wake every two hour stage. I havent read her book but her method its a bit... odd ... to me.

I wasn't heartbroken by it, not like TH methods. But some of it just seemed really OTT. Theres a LOT of information to wade. It seemed to me like she knows parents think the more information you give them, the better the advice IYKWIM.

In all honesty, her plans seem to be a lot like the NCSS, except with crying (although she does claim to not be an advocate for traditional CIO methods, she does something she call 'listening to cries' and responsding 'accordingly' which is probably just a form of CIO, depending on how YOU respond), and uses bigger words which I think if the website is anything to go by, would make the book more like a uni textbook than a book for sleep-deprived parents.

I think, if you're looking for something like this, that goes through 'wind down' time, and environment, and cues etc, I'd recommend the NCSS. Its easier to understand, and writen/devised by someone who is a mum. I also emailed Elizabeth Pantley, a few times, and have gotten some amazing feedback on when things weren't working.