When your child is a baby, you might think fatigue is unavoidable. She’s up every two hours and so are you. She won’t nap during the day, so you don’t either. You find yourself in a nightmarish blur of days and nights in which you can’t remember that last time you slept for more than three hours at a time.

This is normal, especially when you have a newborn. But once your child is about four months old, she can sleep through the night. If you’ll let her.

This is what I’m talking about on my podcast this week: How to Get Your Baby to Sleep Through the Night in 7 Days or Less.

This might sound impossible or too good to be true. Trust me, it’s not. Listen to the full episode and you’ll learn why. In it, I talk about my new course that details my step-by-step approach to sleep training your child—How to Get Your Baby to Sleep in 7 Days or Less. The course is available exclusively on my Parenting Great Kids (PGK) online community, which you can join by clicking here.

You might think this resource isn’t for you. I get it. I’ve talked…