“Good night” by Lyssa Armenta is about a unique technique of putting a baby to sleep, that is, dancing. The author claims to have raised all her three children by dancing them to sleep daily and it worked really well for her. She strongly opposes the viewpoint of “Cry it out” method. She believes that “A baby is a stranger in a new world and everyone should try their best to treat their baby how they would want to be treated themselves, as a helpless, dependent person”.  

The dancing method does not require the mom to be an expert in dancing. It not only helps in bonding and relaxing the child at nap time, but also gives the mother complete control of their baby’s bed time. This technique requires the mother to dance while holding the baby in various positions comfortable for the baby for about four to seven songs, and, by the end of the dancing session he is too tired to stay awake. Certain arrangements have to be made prior to the start of the session. For example, dim lights, access to CD player/ TV or iPod along with its remote, comfortable clothes suitable for the work out of both mother and child, adequate arrangements (snacks, toys, activities) to keep other siblings happy and busy outside the room, etc.