Cara Dumaplin clarifies that Taking Cara Babies is not just Ferber. Her program offers multiple sleep training approaches and emphasizes a full-day view: daytime routines, naps, feeding, activity, and family needs matter as much as nighttime technique.
Taking care of babies is not Ferber. I've heard this misconception and I want to set the record straight. Ferber is one method of sleep training. In my classes, I lay out several methods you pick. It's so much bigger than just the method of sleep training you pick when your baby wakes in the night. We have to look at the whole picture. Daytime, naps, their activity, feedings, bedtime, all of it. The next time someone says just lay them down and go in 5, 10, 15 minutes later, that's not the full story. Real sleep support looks at the whole baby, the Whole day and the whole family, and that's taking care of babies.
