Kim West Knihy

The guide presents gentle and research-backed methods for helping newborns achieve better sleep. It emphasizes easy-to-remember techniques that parents can easily implement, making the process approachable and effective. With a focus on nurturing sleep habits, the book aims to support both infants and their caregivers in creating a restful environment.

Provides advice for helping infants and young children sleep, including getting a baby to sleep through the night, weaning a child from the family bed, dealing with sleepwalking and nightmares, and teaching children how to get themselves to sleep

Focusing on improving sleep for newborn twins, this guide offers clear and gentle strategies to ease the sleep process for both parents and their babies. It addresses common challenges and provides practical tips to help twins sleep more soundly, ensuring a better experience for the whole family.

The book presents a compelling defense of art's autonomy amidst the rise of post-critical theories that challenge this concept. Kim West critiques prominent arguments against art's independence, addressing claims that it is a myth, linked to elitism, and perpetuates the notion of a free, rational subject. By engaging with these critiques, West proposes a contemporary understanding of art's autonomy, emphasizing its relevance in today's cultural landscape. This work is a significant contribution to ongoing debates in aesthetics and the philosophy of art.