The 4-Month Sleep Playbook

The 4-Month Sleep Playbook coverWePlaybooks · 15-page PDF

When sleep changes at 4 months, you need a plan.

A safe-sleep checklist, a 4-week routine plan, wake-window ranges and a sample 3-nap day, so you know what to try next.

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Sound familiar?

Short 30-minute naps.
Waking more often at night than last month.
Only sleeping on you.
Too many conflicting tips to sort through.

Sleep often changes around 4 months. This playbook gives you short, scannable steps you can follow even at 3 a.m.

What's inside (15 pages)

Safe-sleep checklist
Based on current AAP guidance.
4-week routine framework
One small step at a time.
Wake-window ranges
Flexible ranges for this age.
Sample 3-nap day
An example you can adapt.
Wait-and-watch scripts
For night wakings.
IF/THEN troubleshooting
Plus 2 printable trackers.

Who it's for

  • Parents of babies around 3 to 5 months old
  • Anyone whose nights or naps suddenly got harder
  • Families who want a flexible plan, not a rigid schedule

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If this playbook isn't useful to you, email weplaybooks@gmail.com within 30 days of purchase and we'll refund you. No hoops.

Questions

Is this sleep training?

It's a gentle, flexible framework. Use your own baby's cues to adjust.

Is this medical advice?

No. It's educational information. Always talk with your pediatrician about your baby's health and sleep.

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General educational information. Not medical advice. Always talk with your pediatrician about your baby.