What’s Inside The 4-Month Transition Plan
Everything you need to guide your baby’s sleep in weeks 8–12:
Updated wake windows for 4 months
A nap structure that supports longer, restorative naps
Step-by-step bedtime adjustments for this stage
Gentle sleep-shaping options (no crying-based methods)
How to reduce frequent night waking
What to do when your baby fights naps
A clear daily flow to support healthy sleep cycles
Simple, predictable steps that work with your baby’s development.
Why This Plan Works
The 4-month sleep shift is about brain development, not bad habits.
When you support your baby’s new sleep cycles with the right timing, structure, and expectations, you:
preserve your progress
support longer naps
reduce nighttime waking
help your baby settle more easily
This guide keeps everything gentle, appropriate, and manageable.
Testimonials:
“Sleep training with Kim took all the guesswork out of age appropriate wake windows, routines and scheduling. Her sleep plan highlighted the key components of both nap time and night time, gave detailed and real life examples of appropriate routines and guided us with confidence to help our little guy build the skills he needs to be a great sleeper!” -Emily D.
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No — these are gentle adjustments, not “cry it out”
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Yes. This plan works as both prevention and troubleshooting.
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Absolutely.