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		<title>By: wierdandwonderfull.info &#187; Blog Archive &#187; Tips for Better Sleep</title>
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		<description>[...] Children and adults depend on their environment for falling to sleep. Background noises, location, sleep partners, bedding, favorite toys, and lighting can all affect a child’s ability to fall asleep. A cool, dark, quiet room is best. Letting children cry themselves to sleep is not recommended. Teach them to soothe themselves. Avoid rocking, holding, and other activities that depend on a parent’s presence. [...]</description>
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