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Nov 2023
26m 43s

Does independent sleep need to be taught...

DR. MONA AMIN
About this episode
Independent sleep? Co-sleeping? Parental assistance with sleep? There are a lot of opinions all over the place. On this episode, I welcome Dr Shelby Harris, a licensed clinical psychologist who is board certified and specializing in behavioral sleep medicine to discuss if there is an age where a child needs to be taught independent sleep if they haven’t lear ... Show More
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