Save Our Sleep

By: Tizzie Hall

Narrated by: Tizzie Hall

The bestselling parents' guide towards happy, sleeping babies from birth to two years, from the international baby whisperer Tizzie Hall.

Tizzie Hall has gained an international reputation as a baby whisperer and miracle worker. Even from an early age, Tizzie knew how to read babies' body language and cries, and from that auspicious beginning she has developed a series of sleep routines that have provided parents and babies with a good night's sleep the world over.

Save Our Sleep is the book that parents asked Tizzie to write, and with over 270,000 copies sold it has become the only book parents need to cure their own sleep deprivation! This audiobook includes routines, integrated feedback on routines, dummy use, express feeding, dealing with premature babies and twins, information on teaching your baby to self-settle and case studies and tips.

Please note that the advice in this audiobook was accurate at the time of recording.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2021 Tizzie Hall (P)2021 Macmillan Australia Audio

Disappointing and Misleading – Not Aligned with Newborn Sleep Science

Initially, I loved this book while preparing for my newborn. However, once my baby arrived, things quickly fell apart. The suggested routines didn’t work for my baby, which led me to feel like I was failing. After struggling for weeks, I did further research and realized that most newborn sleep experts offer very different advice. It turns out that for the first 3-4 months, it’s completely normal for babies to have unpredictable naps of varied lengths and sometimes (or often) need help settling.

This book, however, implies that if your baby doesn’t follow its methods, the fault lies with you. I also discovered that in the book’s Facebook support group, they push the idea that books advice will only work if you purchase their specific bedding (no other brand is fine!) and, after 4 months, adhere to the rigid meal plan from her other book.

Save yourself the frustration and skip this book. Instead, look into more evidence-based resources about 0-5 month sleep. Focus on wake windows, encourage self-settling and crib sleep, but don’t blame yourself when things don’t go perfectly – it’s completely normal!