My Approach
I know that every child is different, and there’s no one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to sleep. That’s why I take the time to understand your child’s unique temperament, personality, and developmental stage—along with your parenting goals and what feels right for you. Together, we’ll create a plan that’s tailored to your family, so you can feel confident and comfortable as you help your little one sleep better.
Common Sleep Myths
Sleep is a natural process and cannot be taught - This is a misconception. Sleep is something that our bodies do naturally, but there's a misunderstanding that it can't be taught. As babies get older, their sleep develops because of routines and things they associate with sleep. The key is to create sustainable habits that work with your child's abilities. How we sleep is learned behaviour.
Babies will naturally establish their own sleep schedules - While babies and children have some innate sleep patterns, they require guidance and structure from caregivers to establish healthy sleep routines and to help them learn to tune into and listen to their body’s tired cues. This helps your child develop positive sleep patterns.
Children will outgrow poor sleep habits - Unfortunately, poor sleep habits can often persist without intervention and transition into different sleep issues as your child gets older. Teaching healthy sleep habits can greatly improve your child's sleep quality and overall well-being, and that of the entire family!
Working on sleep is stressful and negatively affects parent-child attachment - Prioritising healthy sleep habits contributes significantly to a child's overall well-being, supporting immunity, and optimal development, and fostering less stressful parent-child interactions. A consistent and positive approach to sleep routines not only enhances a child's physical and mental growth but also strengthens the parent-child bond. Adequate and quality sleep plays a crucial role in regulating emotions and behaviour, ultimately creating a more harmonious parent-child relationship.
When you transform sleep, you transform family life.
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