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The Newborn Haze
0–8 weeks. Why nothing is broken, even when nothing makes sense.
p. 11A book from Tumble Lane
A calm, 40-page guide to baby sleep — from the newborn fog and the 4-month wall to toddler nights.
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…you don't need another expert telling you what you're doing wrong.
…you don't need a 12-step programme that doesn't fit your baby.
…you need someone calm to explain what's actually happening — and what to do.
This is that guide.
A short, beautifully-set PDF — chapter pages, quick tips, and pull quotes you can find in the dark. Ten chapters, forty pages, one calm voice.
Ten chapters, in the order they tend to matter — from the newborn fog to the toddler bedtime stand-off.
How to read this book, and why nothing here is a rule.
0–8 weeks. Why nothing is broken, even when nothing makes sense.
Wake windows, eat-play-sleep, and the gentlest first patterns.
What's really happening — and the small moves that help.
How long, how many, and when to stop fighting the cot.
Solids, separation, standing in the cot — and longer nights.
An honest tour of the methods, including no-cry options.
Bedtime stalling, the cot-to-bed move, and night fears.
Illness, teeth, travel, regressions, and the day after.
On postnatal depression, partners, and being kind to yourself.
40 pages. Evidence from AAP, NHS, HSE, and peer-reviewed research. Designed to be read in 5-minute bursts.
Most sleep problems are normal biology behaving as designed. The biology is on your side. So is your baby.
— from Chapter I
Three small pages — a quote, a quick tip, a safe-sleep note. The whole book is shaped like this: short, calm, easy to find when you need it.
You cannot schedule a newborn. You can only follow them.
Page 14
Quick Tip
A regression that lasts more than three weeks is usually not a regression. Check the day before changing the night.
Page 22
Safe Sleep
Babies sleep on their back, on a firm flat surface, in their own cot, with a fitted sheet only — no pillows, blankets, bumpers, or toys.
Page 9
A short, honest list of what we left out — and what we put in instead.
Tumble Lane makes calm, beautifully-made digital guides for parents. Written for tired humans, designed for short reads, trusted with the messy real-world version of parenting. We don't believe in smug certainty. We believe in giving you good information, said warmly, with the respect of one parent talking to another. The Whole Sleep Story is our first book. We hope it finds you on a calmer night than the one that brought you here.
No. We don't believe one method fits every baby. The book explains the major sleep training approaches honestly — including no-cry options — and helps you make your own choice without guilt.
From newborn to 24 months. The book is structured chronologically, so you can read straight through or skip to where you are right now.
Yes. The book draws on AAP, NHS, HSE, La Leche League, and peer-reviewed research throughout. References are cited where relevant.
A 40-page PDF, instant download via email after purchase. Read it on your phone, tablet, or laptop. Print it if you'd like.
14-day satisfaction guarantee. If it doesn't help, email us at tumblelane@gmail.com within 14 days and we'll refund you.
Yes. The Whole Sleep Toolkit — a companion of quick-reference pages, scripts, and decision aids — is in the works. Sign up for our list for first access.
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