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From Tracy: One of my absolute favourites as it really helps families understand the distinction between culture and biology in our parenting practices. -
From Tracy: Pinky is one of my favourites and her gentle and understanding approach for families is much-needed in our sleep training culture. This one will have you feeling confident and content in your parenting. -
From Tracy: Not really for those who are looking for ‘how to’ books, but rather a very critical and unflinching look at the maternity care system in the USA (and elsewhere). It can be a painful read and one that may make you angry, but it is worth it as it can help expectant moms know what they may face and how to prepare. -
From Tracy: I’m biased because I am that kind of late bloomer that Range references, but I also found the content fascinating from a parenting perspective. You can read my interview with David HERE. -
From Tracy: Pinky helps us normalize night waking, night feedings, and the like all while providing simple ways to help you maximize the sleep you can get. -
From Tracy: The best look at co-sleeping and bedsharing for families there is, with all you need to know to do this safely. -
From Tracy: Another one of Ina May’s bibles on homebirth. If you are at all thinking of a home birth, please give this one a read. -
From Tracy: A fantastic resource for breastfeeding families who may need support for whatever this means for sleep for them. -
From Tracy: You can read my review of this book HERE. -
From Tracy: I wrote the forward for this book and stand by it years later; Sarah has written a wonderful guide for parents of all ages to start with when concerned about sleep. -
From Tracy: One of the first child-oriented books I read (before kids, before EP) and I still love it. Dr. Gopnik will help you look at children’s behaviours in an entirely new light.
