Three methods, step by step, at your pace

Night weaning is less about the feeding and more about knowing when it's fair to start and what to do when it stalls. Some babies are ready at six months, some aren't at twelve, and the advice that works for a breastfed baby often doesn't transfer to a bottle.

This toolkit starts with a readiness check, then gives you three separate methods — gradual reduction, stretching, and scheduled feeds — so you can pick the one that fits your baby and your tolerance for a rough week.

What's inside

Is your baby ready? — A readiness check before you begin anything
Why babies wake to feed — Hunger, habit, comfort, and telling them apart
Before you begin — The setup that makes the first nights easier
The timeline — What a normal progression looks like, week by week
Method 1 — Gradual feed reduction — Step by step
Method 2 — Stretching night feeds — Step by step
Method 3 — Scheduled night feeding — Step by step
For nursing parents / for bottle-fed babies — Separate guidance, because they differ
The recovery curve — Why progress isn't linear, and when to worry
Common mistakes and what to do instead — Five of each

Plus printables: emergency flowchart for 2am, daily progress tracker, and a one-page blueprint.

Included in the 4–6 and 7–12 Complete bundles. Or get all five toolkits in the Toolkit Library — $49.