the definition of insanity

At that time, she was complaining that her 8-month-old daughter, Emily, still wasn’t sleeping through the night.

So when the subject of our children came up at a recent lunch date over the weekend, I naturally asked how Emily was doing.

“Oh, she’s still not sleeping through,” Kim said. “She’s up once or twice every night. But I guess she’ll grow out of it in a few…”

“Kim!” I interrupted. “Those were the exact words you said to me 6 months ago! Nothing has changed!”

It reminded me of an old saying my aunt was fond of:

“The definition of insanity is doing the same thing
over and over… and… expecting different results!”

If your child is having trouble sleeping through the night, and you’re not doing anything to change that behavior, then I’m sorry to say that you probably shouldn’t expect things to get better any time soon.

Just last week for example, I met with a mother who came to see me because her son (who will be THREE YEARS OLD next month) *still* wasn’t sleeping through the night.

Can you imagine? Three entire years without a full night’s sleep?!

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Sleep well,

 

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P.P.S. Oh, I’m happy to report that the mother of that three-year-old made the changes I suggested, and her son is now sleeping through the night!