Tag Archive: baby sleep associations

5 Tips for Surviving a Long Car Trip With a Toddler

July 13, 2022

Thinking about taking a long car ride with your toddler but dreading the endless hours on the road? I’ve been... View Article

4 Questions to Ask When Choosing a Pediatric Sleep Consultant

March 20, 2022

So you need a pediatric sleep consultant but how do you choose one? Do you go with a sleep consultant... View Article

Spring Forward: 4 Tips to Help Your Children Adjust to Daylight Savings

March 5, 2022

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Is the 6 Month Sleep Regression Real?

February 22, 2022

Is the 6 month sleep regression real? Is it a thing? Well let me tell you, yes it is real!... View Article

The Dreaded 4 Month Sleep Regression: What it is and How to Get Through it

January 31, 2022

It seems as though every new mom gets warned about the 4 month sleep regression, or if you haven’t, you’ll... View Article

8 Things You Should Look For In An Infant Sleep Consultant Certification Program

January 9, 2022

Are you considering a new career as a Certified Infant Sleep Consultant? There are a lot of infant sleep consultant... View Article

5 Things I Wish I Could Tell My Past Self About Being a Mom

December 6, 2021

Being a mom isn’t easy and can be anxiety producing. I wish I was able to talk to my past... View Article

How Being a Baby Sleep Consultant Helped Me With Baby #2

November 2, 2021

Being a baby sleep consultant changed the way I thought about baby and sleep. I’ll be honest, I was the... View Article

Let’s Reframe How We Talk About Toddler Bedtime Battles

September 4, 2020

Let’s reframe the way we talk about toddler bedtime battles. When we call them toddler bedtime battles, we’re setting the... View Article

Everything You Need to Know About Sleep Associations

April 3, 2020

Sleep associations (sleep aids, sleep crutch) are anything a person uses to fall asleep. That’s right, we all use them... View Article

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I use attachment-based sleep strategies to solve sleep challenges allowing both baby and parent to have a better nights sleep.

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Our online course goes over normal infant sleep in the first 3 months, while giving you strategies to set baby up for healthy sleep without sleep training.

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“Jackie was wonderful to work with. I felt very comfortable with her right away. I definitely felt that Jackie spent time to fully listen to the issues at hand. Through our conversation I felt that she understood what we were struggling with, and the direction we wanted to go. It is still a work in progress but we have sound methods that are showing improvement, as this doesn’t just happen overnight! (Pun intended!) We learned steps to take to help decrease our baby’s need for the comfort of a feed (be it breast or bottle) to get back to sleep. I enjoyed learning these steps of the hierarchy of support and we continue to use them. It was very important to us to tend to our baby’s needs and not let him cry it out or even do timed intervals of crying. I knew in my heart there had to be a way to do this, and Jackie’s approach helped us maintain our desire to tend to our baby when he calls, while helping him become able to sleep longer stretches.”

Carrie Ardel (Colorado Springs, Colorado)