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Thanks for all your replies re formula query, now another query. I have been having sleep problems with my little one and still do. In fact last night he was up most of the night, probably the heat and teething issues. Anyway, i saw an ad for a sleeping workshop to be run by Tizzie Hall but she is charging $125 per person and i really find that expensive, does anyone know if it is worth it? I know every baby is different but will it help, is it worth my money?

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	January 2007 \| Oliviasmum

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Hi

I am going to this workshop. My sister went to one in Perth and said it was great. I agree with a post above no money is too much so spend on your baby and sleep of course. Have you decided are you going?

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	January 2007 \| emmysmum

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In my opinion, the only way you will find out is if you spend the money and see! I know that $125 is alot of money (especially for me) but if it does benefit your child in the long run is it really that expensive? My answer is no! Sometimes we have to spend money in order to be able to gain advantages! And even if there is a disadvantage to it, big deal..... there will be something else to come up! No money spent on a baby is a waste!

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	January 2007 \| Marguerite

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Sorry I forgot also to mention that Tizzie has a book out called, I think, "Save our Sleep". Maybe you should buy this first and then, if following her advice doesn't work, then opt for the email support.

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	January 2007 \| Marguerite

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Hi. Yes, I also used Tizzie Hall. I paid an equivalent fee for three months email contact wih her. I found that her advice worked at the time and it worked rapidly. My daugher was 8 months when we started and had only had two catnaps for 20 minutes each throughout the day her whole little life and was waking every few hours throughout the night. She was also standing up in her cot I could not get her to lie down. Within three days of Save Our Sleep she was sleeping through the night. From memory the day naps took a little longer to organise but soon enough she was having two one and a half hour or two hour naps per day. She was better rested. Yes, the money was worth it. Having said that, I found that Tizzie often talked about a baby "calling out" rather than "crying". Really, I still can't tell the difference. There is a lot of being left alone to cry in this technique and, in truth, I wouldn't employ it on my second child. We were, however, absolutely desperate at the time. Hope this helps.

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	January 2007 \| moody

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Here in australia we have a place called nagala. They can come to you or you go to them. They help you get your child into a routine I found out about ut from my child health nurse ans it worked a treat.

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	January 2007 \| bellachell

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I would suggest going to your local health clinic and talking to a nurse about your problem. It does seem like an awful lot of money but if nothing else works then maybe it might be worth it but I would try everything else first. Have you tried keeping bub in a tight routine and seeing how that works? If he wakes during the night it is best to keep things low key and quiet. Don't play with him and try to avoid eye contact as much as possible. Perhaps if he realises you are not going to stay up with him he might not bother and just go back to sleep. Hope this helps. Good luck.

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	January 2007 \| madchanny

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your local maternity clinic or district nurse may have a few suggestions up their sleeves on help that is cheaper or free! my local hospital holds a sleeping program for free, maybe even try asking your local hospital?
hope this helps,
xox channy

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	January 2007 \| keri

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Have you looked at the books at the library or at the bookstore you may get what you are looking for, for much cheaper. I think no matter what you choose to do it is going to take time, but you may find that you need that extra help. good luck anyway

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	January 2007 \| mace-oz

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You could try your local child health clinic most towns in australia have one and some have stay in clinics like others suggested. All totally free. If the don't have a clinic they can give advice. Also try you Womens Health Clinic for information relating to your area.

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	January 2007 \| SJ2571

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Hi there, The message below is 100% correct as that is what I was going to suggest. Good luck

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	5.00 (Excellent) \| January 2007 \| Deborahsc2203

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ok have you ever thought of going to a place called tracillian ?

you go there for a few days it has a few mothers staying there with the same problems with sleeping, they have trained nurses there , they teach you to help the child to sleep and have alot of tips , you also stay there with your bub for a few days untill you get it under controll , they wake up with you and your bub also ,, if you dont have much money they dont charge that much anyway , go to your child care clinic and they will be able to arrange this for you ..and if its something else that is bothering your bub they will be able to pick up on that also ,,, good luck

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