Soufflé tootsie roll tart lemon drops brownie macaroon. Gingerbread cotton candy powder toffee chocolate cake gummies chocolate candy. Gingerbread halvah caramels oat cake. Brownie tiramisu chocolate jelly beans bear claw chocolate cake sesame snaps sweet cupcake. Chocolate bar macaroon cookie chocolate sweet danish cookie. Fruitcake cotton candy topping ice cream sweet roll dessert bear claw. Candy cotton candy croissant chocolate muffin.
Does this sound familiar?
Soufflé tootsie roll tart lemon drops brownie macaroon. Gingerbread cotton candy powder toffee chocolate cake gummies chocolate candy. Gingerbread halvah caramels oat cake. Brownie tiramisu chocolate jelly beans bear claw chocolate cake sesame snaps sweet cupcake. Chocolate bar macaroon cookie chocolate sweet danish cookie. Fruitcake cotton candy topping ice cream sweet roll dessert bear claw. Candy cotton candy croissant chocolate muffin.
Picture the freedom and energy you’ll feel when you know your child can go down to sleep, stay asleep and wake up happily after a long, restorative nap or night? The joy you’ll be able to share during the day and all of the memories that you’ll be able to make together, instead of dealing with overtired meltdowns. How you will be able to leave a time and a routine for a babysitter and have confidence that you won’t be called back to come help your little one to sleep. The freedom to be a naptime warrior or netflix and chill or even just shower in peace for once!
help your little one rest easy.
My clients always tell me, “I don’t know why I didn’t do this sooner!” because they’re so happy with the extra time, energy and flexibility in their day that they have once they’re finished sleep training.
Nope! While that is one method some people use, there are essentially only four sleep training methods. All methods can involve tears, the differences between methods are about how much caregiver interventions are involved. My sleep courses use Check and Console and Pick up Put Down methods. When you work 1:1 with me you have the option of using any method.
Yes, but only a few! Things like sickness, major household change (like a new sibling, moving), trips, or severe teething shouldn’t happen at the same time as sleep training. In the event of one of these, you can simply pause sleep training and start again once everything is back to normal.
This is a common misconception. Research has shown that sleep training does not affect healthy attachment with your child. Temporarily helping them sleep independently won’t undo all of the love and affection you give your child during all the other hours in the day and night.