"My baby no longer feeds to sleep and can fall asleep independently at nap time and bedtime. Hadley’s support and reassurance were key to our success — it’s been life changing!"
Your previously organized life devolves into barely controlled chaos. (But your mom topknot skills have vastly improved!)
Baby books. Facebook mom groups. Sleep blogs. You’ve read them all! You make some progress on eating and sleeping and you begin to think “Hey! Maybe I finally got this!”
All of the carefully-crafted strategies that you worked so hard to put in place don’t work anymore? This can’t be real! Almost overnight, even the most confident mama can be reduced to a puddle of defeated tears.
Your baby’s sleep has matured and she needs something new from you. It’s on us to adapt our methods to set our babies up for sleep success (and get a full night’s sleep ourselves).
So let’s work with our baby’s new rhythms, not against them.
I’m Hadley.
A pediatric sleep consultant.
A mom of two.
And I’m in your corner.
I’ve been where you are right now. I know that you probably feel like you’ve tried everything but nothing is working. Trust me, we can find a solution.
Over the course of the 90-minute masterclass, you’ll learn how to:
Have your baby in bed, asleep, by 7pm
Transition your baby to a 2- or 3-nap schedule that allows you to plan your life
Help your baby sleep 11-12 hours overnight within a few weeks
Gradually end nighttime feeds once you and your baby are both ready
Stop second-guessing yourself and feel confident that you can troubleshoot your baby’s sleep
… And, let’s be honest, the real reason you’re here is to GET MORE SLEEP. Everyone in your household is sleep-deprived right now. Let’s change that.
There’s no shame if you have an 11-month-old who has never been a good sleeper–let’s work on that.
Your baby is currently going through the 4-month regression and you feel confused and helpless
You have an older baby who never recovered from the 4-month-regression and is now facing the next one
You’ve experimented with everything but nothing has worked
You’ve tried to sleep train but it didn’t “stick”
You’ve been waiting it out, waiting one more week… and then another… hoping that your baby’s sleep will magically fix itself
You’re worried that you’ll never sleep again
You’re not alone. Every single client we’ve worked with has gone through all of this! It’s a big, confusing world of sleep advice out there and it’s hard to know what will work for your baby.
60 minutes of live video expertise from moi, your resident sleep consultant, where you’ll learn step-by-step how to teach your baby to sleep
30 minutes of dedicated Q&A time with you and your classmates
A link to the recording plus sample sleep schedules and product recommendations to optimize sleep
I hear you. But you haven’t tried this. This masterclass uses the same proven methods that we use every day with our private clients, leading to naps in the crib, “seriously, it’s that easy?!” bedtime routines, and long stretches of overnight sleep.
No! Absolutely not. The workshop is designed to help babies ages 4-12 months improve their sleep. Have an older baby? Reach out to us for one-on-one support.
Sure. During the workshop, we’ll walk through how to optimize your baby’s sleep schedule, sleep environment and sleep routines in order to help them to get the sleep they need. That being said, if your baby cannot fall asleep independently by 4 months, then you likely need to do some form of sleep training if you want to see longer naps or more consolidated overnights. We’ll discuss various methods to suit different parenting styles–it’s not CIO or bust.
We totally get that some babies, especially those who are 4-5 months, aren’t quite ready to drop all feeds. That’s okay! During the workshop, we’ll discuss how to determine with your pediatrician how many overnight feeds are needed and how to adjust your approach overnight if you want to keep 1-2 in. That being said, if your 4mo+ baby is currently eating 4-5 times overnight and you don’t want that to change, then this isn’t the best approach for you.
We highly suggest setting aside two weeks when you can be as consistent as possible when it comes to naps at home and sticking to the recommended sleep schedule. Obviously, life happens and things come up so we’ll also discuss how to troubleshoot on days when things go unexpectedly awry.