Article on this very subject in today's New York Times. An oversimplification of the positions is that Attachment Parenting is co-sleeping and Cry-it-Out is put your baby in the crib when it is bedtime and don't go back in until morning, no matter how much he/she screems (unless the baby is in physical distress). That is a way, way, way oversimplification of the approaches and I think everyone agrees that a single approach does not work for every child.
Read the article - the findings are that a scheduled routine is most important.
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