Hey there, mama! Glad you found us.

We’re pediatric sleep consultants with over 250 hours of training from the Family Sleep Institute, thousands of hours spent working with families, and millions of hours troubleshooting of our own kids’ sleep.

We’re here to help you create long-term sleep solutions that work for your family. (Most of our clients see significant results within a week or two!) Along the way, we provide encouragement, support and troubleshooting on a daily basis. By the end, we’ll be BFFs and your family will be getting more sleep.

Hadley founded Bonne Nuit Baby in 2016 to demystify sleep and help families get more of it.

She became a sleep consultant after hiring one to help with her toddler’s sleep. The experience was so transformative that she wanted to spread the magical goodness to other families. Not only was she no longer waking up at 5am, but she felt like she was in control of the sleep situation… not the other way around. 

Since then, Hadley has worked with hundreds of families around the world to get the sleep situation under control. She has been featured on websites such as The Wall Street Journal, Motherly and Mommy Shorts. 

She lives in New York City with her husband and their 3- and 7-year old, both of whom have drool-worthy curls.  She has her BA from Smith College.

In addition, we regularly complete professional development trainings, including:

• The Safe Sleep Initiative: Current Research Findings and Safe Product Use

• Managing Meltdowns and Building Emotional Regulation

• Reducing the Risk of SIDS in Early Education and Daycare

• Depression and Anxiety in the Perinatal Period 

• Mindfulness and Sleep Consulting

• Early Brain and Child Development: Challenging Behavior in Preschoolers

• Child Care and Sleep Safety

• Babies in Mind: Why the Parent’s Mind Matters

• Common Breastfeeding Myths as Applied to Sleep

• Managing Perinatal Depression

• Nourishing Children Effectively

• Sleep as a Contribution to Regulation

• The Latest Science on Improving Sleep in Children and Teens with ADHD