With so many books available that teach parents how to 'train' their baby to sleep alone all night, leaving them to cry, it was essential to have a book that defends the babies who do not sleep all night, according to the wishes and schedules of their parents and pediatricians.

Also, to advocate for those parents who disagree with the harshness of these methods, but nevertheless must, in some way, understand and 'manage' this difficult situation, so that they can eventually get some sleep themselves...

Dismantling the taboo of co-sleeping, this book explains in detail where, how, and mainly how much babies and toddlers sleep, based on what is considered normal sleep for the beginning of their lives and suggests gentle methods to facilitate their sleep, without putting their physical, mental, and emotional health at risk.

This book serves as a comprehensive treatise on the subject of infant and toddler sleep. Primarily, however, the author leads to the activation of the emotions and thoughts of new parents, with an inexhaustible, understandable discourse and charismatic writing.

Babies Are Night People is a 'sleep guide' against the theory of Procrustes, which advocates for a one-size-fits-all human model. It helps new parents realize that the baby never lies about its biological and psychological needs. It recognizes and supports the infant and toddler's right to uniqueness while providing all, yes all, the information a new parent needs for their shared life with the little person they brought into the world.

It essentially guides them to operate on the basis of respect and love, because babies... are people...