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Michael F. Quarles, Sr., the "Baby Sandman" Dear Friend, There are very, very few people who have spent as much time studying the sleep patterns of infants and toddlers as I have - and I've seen it all... I've seen good, caring parents struggle and end up frustrated again and again. I've seen others achieve spectacular success, whose children seem to drop off to sleep on time every night and never wake up until the morning when they arise fully rested and smiling. What makes the difference? After years of studying this question and trying out everything with my own and others' children, I believe I've come up with the answer. An answer that could both shock and excite you once you grasp its full significance. |
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"I was a skeptic, but his guarantee said I only had to say maybe, and I was desperate, so I thought I couldn't lose. My 13 month old daughter was sleeping through the night within a week! She had never slept through a single time before I tried this system. All I can say is Yippee!!!" Alice
Silverman "Before I learned about the Baby Sandman's system, I thought my only choices were to let Tyler cry it out or just give in to his demands. The Baby Sandman showed me his third way, and now I can feel good knowing that my child is not feeling abandoned while I'm not sending the message that he will be rewarded for crying out." Kim
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My name is Michael Quarles. Years ago, I began a quest to get my first child to sleep through the night. If you're a parent, you don't need me to tell you why this was important. My wife and I were constantly short on sleep, and it was affecting my work, our relationship, our attitude towards our son and practically every area of our lives. Does this sound familiar? So I began a quest. Over the past years, I have purchased and tried out almost every sleep system, book, musical piece, video, product or anything else. You can get your child to sleep the same way I did if you want. But you'll have to watch and listen to 53 hours of audio and video tapes, try out 37 different CDs and tapes designed to soothe your infant or toddler, read 9,236 pages in 104 different books, and spend over 3,000 hours talking to other parents and doctors, reading articles and searching the Internet. Okay, this may seem a little extreme. Yes, it's true that I had a pretty good idea about what worked after a few months of intense study. But then other parents were asking me what worked, and I wanted to continue to bring the best ideas to them. There are proven ideas that can get results, and I know how they work. |
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You don't really care about me. Hey, I know you just want to get your infant or toddler to sleep on a regular schedule. So are there secrets out there - do the experts really know something that most parents don't know? Yes and no. Most of the big names (you'll see the list below) have figured out part of what works. But each of them is missing at least a piece or two from the puzzle. Until now, no one has built the whole puzzle, but if you want your child to sleep consistently, you must |
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I could just break down in tears when I think of other parents going through fitful, sleepless nights: worn out, frustrated, even angry with each other, their baby, the whole world. Especially when I know that it's not that hard when you know what you're doing. The problem is, there's a lot of lousy and just plain wrong information out there - and most new parents don't know how to tell the difference. Noone gives you the education you need to get your baby to sleep. Most doctors just don't know what to do (did you know that only about five hours of teaching regarding sleep takes place during the three-year pediatric residency program?). The best ones know one or two good ideas. But you don't want to turn your child into a science experiment; you need a shortcut. And some people have found it. And |
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Maybe you haven't heard from all those parents who are getting a good night's sleep. Maybe that's because they are so glad to finally be getting their rest that they don't want to say or do anything to jinx it. This is one area where practical knowledge can clearly be worth more than a degree (say, an M.D., for instance). You don't need to go to medical school or have a degree in psychology to learn what really works. Many of the children who are the best sleepers have some of the least educated parents. So where do you get this practical advice? Well, you're certainly not the only parent who has ever wanted a good night's sleep. There are literally thousands of books, tapes, methods, products and such designed to help children sleep. If you were going to do all the work yourself, you'd want to start by making sure you don't do anything wrong. Faulty, half-baked information (including much of what comes from magazines and "reputable" sources) has cost millions of parents and babies countless hours of sleep, and some methods can permanently scar a fragile child. It's not that there's no good information out there. There is. But much of the best stuff is buried under deep piles of hype and confusion. Frankly, knowing what I know, I can't imagine how in the world I'd even get started today if I didn't have a helping hand to guide me. And here's the big danger that is causing more sleepless nights than any other single factor: |
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conventional wisdom about getting infants and toddlers to sleep is dead wrong! |
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Remember, earlier in this letter, I said I'd have some information for you that could both shock and excite you. Well it's pretty shocking when one of the leading pediatric sleep experts comes out and says that everything you've been told about getting your baby to sleep is probably wrong. Now let me suggest an exciting idea: |
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 What if you, yes you, were one
of the elite few who actually knew the real story?What if you could get inside
the minds of the most successful and famous pediatric sleep doctors and
authors - people who've developed super-human sleep methods - and
take only the best of their ideas and use them with your own child?
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Well, you can have access to all the good stuff for a lot less than you think. In fact, it costs less than the stuff from just one of the experts alone - far less than the $3,397.46 it would cost for all the experts' stuff I've tried if you had to purchase it today (and this number is several months out of date, as I haven't even totaled it up lately). |
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Imagine it's your very next time putting your infant or toddler to sleep. You've learned the experts' techniques, and you decide to start immediately - after all, there's not much reason to wait, is there? You apply the principles outlined in the Baby Sandman's Sleep System, and you're a little shocked at how easy it seems. Most of what you read in this guide seemed so simple. There's no way this could work, right? It's true the system changed a few things you've been doing, but the changes seemed so minor. It switched the order of a couple of activities, moved the time for a couple of other daily events, and added a couple of other special tweaks. You're asking yourself "Can this be all I've been missing?" Well, you're a little surprised to find how easily and quickly your child goes to sleep. You're so glad, you don't know what to do. Your own body is in shock, it's so unused to being able to go to sleep early. Maybe you decide a little long-lost romance is in order for the evening, or maybe you just settle in for a quiet evening by the fireplace. If your child wakes in the middle of the night, you know that the system will get them back to sleep quickly and easily, and in a way that helps your baby learn to do it on his own. Within a week, you feel like such a master that you could be applying for my job as the Baby Sandman. |
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You can receive this information and start applying the system the very same night you place your order. Amazing Baby Sleep Secrets is delivered to you on the spot, so you can start using it immediately. I know many, many parents who are already realizing this dream. Each and every night. Many of them have never read anything else, or used any other sleep system. None of them ever will again. And most of them are modest enough to know that they're no sleep doctors. But I've met plenty of parents who know how to seize onto good information when they see it. These same people know that common sense and hard core "know how" are the sources of good ideas - not degrees, positive thinking, wishful thinking, or even thinking out-of-the-box. Not too long ago, I was fighting a daily battle to get my first child to sleep. The information was out there, but to find the hidden gems in each book or method was a full-time job. You may have already experienced this once or twice and you're hoping to find a better way. The better way is closer than you can imagine. |
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Like you may be, I was frustrated with the information on getting children to sleep that was available to the general public. I had business associates, relatives and friends who were all trying to learn what really works, and frankly I don't have the time to take each one by the hand and teach them how it really works. I decided to do something about it, so I made a list of all the big players in infant and toddler sleep issues, and I added a few of my not so well-known favorites. Here's how I went about it: First, I wanted to cover all the bases. People are naturally skeptical, and they are always looking for the place where the grass is greener. So I thought I needed to devote a full chapter to a review of each of the most well-known sleep "experts." Some of these chapters are full of useful tips, others, well...I wanted to make sure I covered all of them. These chapters give a thorough review of each of their systems, so you don't have to read 9,236 pages or spend $3,397.46 to evaluate each idea on your own. Second, I wanted to include people with great ideas who may not have been as well known. Sometimes selling thousands of books about sleep is just a matter of good public relations, not good ideas. And sometimes the opposite is true as well. Third, I wanted to tell you what really works. So the end of the manual brings it all together into the ultimate, nothing held back, no-B.S. Baby Sandman Sleep System. This is where I explain how to integrate the really good ideas (and avoid the lousy ones) from all the other experts. This is where it all comes together. Fourth, I wanted to make sure that this book always contains the latest information. That's why I've included, for instance, the Baby Whisperer Bonus (see below) for FREE with your order. This bonus, and all other significant developments, are also sent for free to anyone who has ordered Amazing Baby Sleep Secrets before. As you will see below, just this year I have added new sections on Dr. Harvey Karp, author of The Happiest Baby on the Block, and on Elizabeth Pantley, author of the no-cry sleep solution. Fifth, I wanted the guide to be concise but complete. It's important for you to see what all the experts have to say. But I haven't met a parent yet who had extra time to waste, so it had to really be no-B.S., get to the point information. Here's the list of experts that I came up with. My guess is, if you have tried any method, it was based on the findings of one of these people (listed in alphabetical order): T. Berry Brazelton, M.D., "the beloved dean of American pediatricians, is an internationally known expert on child development. At Children's Hospital in Boston and at Harvard Medical School, which has recently named a chair in pediatrics in his honor, he has taught, trained pediatricians, and carried out his influential research. His books have been translated into eighteen languages." (from back cover of touchpoints). George J. Cohen, M.D., F.A.A.P., as Editor-in-Chief for the American Academy of Pediatrics. George Cohen is the attending pediatrician at Children's National Medical Center and a professor of pediatrics in Washington, D.C. The American Academy of Pediatrics is an organization of more than 55,000 primary-care pediatricians, pediatric medical subspecialists, and pediatric surgical specialists dedicated to the health, safety, and well-being of infants, children, adolescents, and young adults (from back cover of the American Academy of Pediatrics Guide to Your Child's Sleep). Joanne Cuthbertson and Susie Schevill live in Berkeley, California. They are both mothers (with five children between them), and both are married to pediatricians (from back cover of Helping Your Child Sleep Through the Night). Gary Ezzo, the author of On Becoming Babywise, is the Executive Director of Growing Families International. He is a graduate of Talbot Theological Seminary and served ten years as Pastor to Family Ministries in Sun Valley, California. Along with his wife, Anne Marie, Gary has authored a number of biblically based parenting curriculums and books used by more than 1,500,000 parents throughout the world (from the Growing Families International web page). Richard Ferber, M.D. Dr. Ferber is widely recognized as the nation's leading authority in the field of children's sleep problems. Director of the Sleep Lab and the Center for Pediatric Sleep Disorders at Children's Hospital in Boston (Harvard's pediatric teaching hospital), Dr. Ferber also teaches at Harvard Medical School and is a pediatrician (from the bio in Solve Your Child's Sleep Problems). Paul M. Fleiss, M.D., M.P.H., F.A.A.P., is a well-respected pediatrician who has been in practice for over thirty-five years. He has published articles ranging from the Journal of the American Medical Association to Mothering magazine, and has given numerous presentations on topics including breast-feeding and the use of herbal remedies. He has also received several research grants to study the excretion of pharmaceutical drugs in human milk. Dr. Fleiss was the subject of the film The Good Doctor. He maintains an active medical practice in Los Angeles, California (from the back cover of Sweet Dreams). Jeffrey W. Hull, M.D., F.A.A.P. Is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin and the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston. He completed internship and residency training in pediatrics at the Child Health Center, UTMB Galveston, and served for an additional year on the faculty as Chief Resident in Pediatrics. Following that time he served for three years as a U.S. Navy pediatrician at the Naval Regional Medical Center, Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, before entering private pediatric practice (from biographical information supplied with his Sleep Tight Video® - registered trademark of Jeffrey Hull Productions, Inc.).
Jodi A. Mindell, Ph.D., is a Pediatric Clinical Director of the Sleep Disorders Clinic at Allegheny University of the Health Sciences in Philadelphia. She holds M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in clinical psychology, is associate professor of psychology at St. Joseph's University, and is the author of numerous publications on the subject of pediatric sleep disorders (from the back cover of Sleeping Through the Night).
William Sears, M.D., and Martha Sears, R.N., are the pediatrics experts to whom American parents are increasingly turning for advice and information on all aspects of pregnancy, birth, childcare, and family nutrition. Dr. Sears was trained at Harvard Medical School's Children's Hospital and Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children, the largest children's hospital in the world. He has practiced pediatrics for nearly thirty years. Martha Sears is a registered nurse, certified childbirth educator, and breastfeeding consultant (from the back cover of The Baby Book). Benjamin Spock, M.D. ("Dr. Spock"), practiced pediatrics in New York City from 1933 to 1947. Then he became a medical teacher and researcher at the Mayo Clinic, the University of Pittsburgh, and Case Western University in Cleveland. The author of eleven books, he had two sons, a stepdaughter, and four grandchildren, and was married to Mary Morgan. Dr. Spock died March 15, 1998, at age 94, shortly after completing work on the seventh edition of Dr. Spock's Baby and Child Care (from which this information is obtained). Marc Weissbluth, M.D., has been a pediatrician for twenty-five years and is also a leading researcher on sleep and children. He founded the Sleep Disorders Center at Chicago's Children's Memorial Hospital in 1982. In addition to his own research, he has written chapters in textbooks for pediatricians on sleep problems, has lectured extensively to parent groups, and has appeared on Oprah. Dr. Weissbluth is the father of four children - and they are all good sleepers (from Healthy Sleep Habits, Happy Child). Michael Quarles, the "Baby Sandman," is yours truly, and the material that ties all the theories together is entirely my own. Practical, proven advice that works as well as Sleepy Dust. |
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I don't know how old your child or children are, or whether you're even looking at this for yourself or someone you care about. And it doesn't matter whether this is for you or someone else. Don't get too caught up in the details. It's really simple. This is the least expensive, most effective tool for getting infants and toddlers to go to sleep and stay asleep. But before you decide, I want to tell you |
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Oh, I almost forgot to mention, there's one other expert left, now available in a special bonus. |
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You may have seen Tracy Hogg, the "Baby Whisperer," on Dateline or other shows recently. It looks really good on TV, but does she really have the stuff? This free bonus is titled "Does the Baby Whisperer Really Have Any Sleep Secrets?" Tracy Hogg devoted a goodly portion of her book to sleep issues, and, as a special bonus to you, we'll give you the real scoop on her sleep methods. How much extra will this cost? The book is only $17, so how much more will you have to pay for this up-to-the-minute, informational bonus? Nothing. Nada. It's FREE as your bonus if you agree to try this out by midnight, tonight, . |
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I don't want this to be a difficult decision for you. But you've got a decision to make. Are you ready to finally enjoy a full night's sleep? I sincerely hope that, if you are, you will make the decision to get this guide because it will make all the difference in the world. And, to ice the cake, an unbelievably sweet triple guarantee! . . . |
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| Yep, all I'm asking
you to do is say "Maybe." If you don't get the results you want, you won't
pay. That's a TRIPLE guarantee! No competitor dares to match this guarantee. And I know I can afford to make it because I know this subject like few people do. I know exactly what info is available to the public and what's been held back by doctors, publishers or others for their own unique reasons. Believe me, it's going to be a long, long time before anyone presents this much "inner circle" knowledge on your child's sleep again. So am I going to be up tonight worried about you asking for a refund? Hardly. I'll be sleeping well. Will you? You see, I have already shared this information with a few friends and relatives in a sort of "test-run" before I dared to unleash it with something as outrageous as this triple guarantee. The response has been insane. I've received more positive response to this guide than just about anything else I've ever done. Even people I've helped out before tell me they learned far more here than I ever taught them in person. |
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I consider this to be as powerful as anything I've ever said or written. The difference is, this time, you'll enjoy the full benefit of a system that incorporates the best of all the top sleep experts, the real gurus in this field, all in one place, with nothing missing. If you've been looking for the answer to getting your child to sleep through the night, you've found it. I guarantee it. Enjoy a good night's sleep tonight, |
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P.P.S. If you're still not sure what to do, sit back for a minute or two, and envision night after night battling to get your child to sleep. Then envision the peace of easy bedtimes and no more endless wake-up calls in the middle of the night. Close your eyes and imagine the two scenarios for a few minutes, then come back and decide. P.P.P.S. Your decision won't change my life; as a famous business expert once said, "I'll still eat steak tonight whether you buy or not," but it could change yours. Still don't know what to do next? It's simple, click the button below and say "Maybe." |
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Harvey Karp, M.D.,
a Brazelton trainee and 1981 recipient of the Ehrmann Fellowship to study
crying and colic. He is an assistant professor of pediatrics at the UCLA
School of Medicine, with a private practice in Santa Monica. (from the
book jacket of The Happiest Baby on the Block: The New Way to Calm Crying
and Help Your Baby Sleep Longer, ranked in the top 150 books by sales on
Amazon.com as of the time of this writing).