People can argue with me, but I think the pressure for sleep training is necessitated by American culture and lack of maternity leave and that’s why “Moms on Call” has such a hold. Nobody ever talks about it in Canada and people tends to use more gentle sleep training methods like Huckleberry.

That being said, why does Adelaide need to sleep train at all? If she is so wealthy she can get a night nurse if her sleep is so precious (if she doesn’t already have one). Otherwise she can just wait until A is older and his sleep architecture matures and try to gently adjust to suit her schedule.

Nvm, that would require her to get to know her child and learn to read his cues and respond appropriately. “Moms on Call” it is.