A Coach at the Crib And a Consultant at the Potty by Annys Shin
Maria Zimmitti didn't set out to become, in her words, the potty lady. The Georgetown psychologist fell into the role of toilet-training coach. She mastered potty training while working with children in an early-intervention program in the District in the late 1990s. About five years ago, she shared her techniques with a few groups of mothers. Word of Zimmitti's skills soon lit up local Internet discussion groups.Good Luck and Goodnight
Coaching Your Child to Better Sleep Habits by Julie Kirtz Garrett
Teaching Kids to Sleep by Margaret Webb Pressler
When a child's sleep problems are entirely behavioral, nighttime can become a battle of wills in which the shortest person in the fight is usually the victor.