Four weeks of live support so you can stop second-guessing every nap, bedtime, and schedule change.
The Sleep Support Room is for the parent who knows a lot about baby sleep but still finds herself wondering:
Was that nap short because they were overtired or undertired?
Should I change the schedule or wait it out?
What am I missing?
Sometimes you don’t need more information. You need help figuring out what actually matters for your baby.
Four 60-minute live Google Meet sessions on Tuesdays at 8 PM Central:
November 3
November 10
November 17
November 24
A Sleep Needs + Scheduling Walkthrough to help you understand your baby’s schedule and sleep needs
A Sleep Needs + Schedule Mini Guide with example schedules and quick-reference support
A place to come back and say, “Okay, I tried it. Here’s what happened.”
Bring the short naps, early mornings, night wakes, nap transitions, bedtime struggles, schedule questions, or the general “what is happening?” situation.
The goal isn’t a perfect schedule.
It’s feeling less like every short nap sends you back to Google and more like:
“Okay. I know what to do next.”
Four weeks of live support so you can stop second-guessing every nap, bedtime, and schedule change.
The Sleep Support Room is for the parent who knows a lot about baby sleep but still finds herself wondering:
Was that nap short because they were overtired or undertired?
Should I change the schedule or wait it out?
What am I missing?
Sometimes you don’t need more information. You need help figuring out what actually matters for your baby.
Four 60-minute live Google Meet sessions on Tuesdays at 8 PM Central:
November 3
November 10
November 17
November 24
A Sleep Needs + Scheduling Walkthrough to help you understand your baby’s schedule and sleep needs
A Sleep Needs + Schedule Mini Guide with example schedules and quick-reference support
A place to come back and say, “Okay, I tried it. Here’s what happened.”
Bring the short naps, early mornings, night wakes, nap transitions, bedtime struggles, schedule questions, or the general “what is happening?” situation.
The goal isn’t a perfect schedule.
It’s feeling less like every short nap sends you back to Google and more like:
“Okay. I know what to do next.”