So there are two methods of w2s.
1. You stir your baby at the 25 min mark (you will have to experiment with timing). This is supposed to help her get into the next sleep cycle. Then you leave her and she will get into deep sleep by herself.
2. Apply pressure on her arms and legs at the 38 min mark (when they transition to the next sleep cycle) and help her get through the jolts. Here's a link with a better explanation.
http://babywhispererforums.com/index.php?topic=64168.0I used a combination of both. At the beginning, I got into my lo's room at the 30 min mark, I touched his head and he would move (he didn't wake), then I waited for him to jolt. When he jolted, I applied pressure on his arms and legs (He sleeps on his side). Sometimes, he didn't open his eyes, I kept applying pressure until he got into deep sleep. (20 min or so). Sometimes, he opened his eyes, I ignored that, and kept applying the pressure. (I hid from him, so he wouldn't see me, b/c if he saw me, then it was game over. He saw my arms, but not my face) Sometimes, he would close his eyes again and fall back asleep. (even though he closed his eyes, I kept applying pressure b/c sometimes he would jolt again). Other times, he totally woke up, so I shpatted him back to sleep. I found it was easier to shpat him back to sleep if I started doing it as soon as he woke up. Just remember that at the beginning, you may be in your lo's room for a long time. (sometiems it took me 40 min), so try to have a chair so you can sit there as you apply the pressure, so you are comfortable.
Sometimes, w2s doesn`t work all of the times. When my lo was Ut, it never worked!
HTH
Alexa