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If you're like me, bedsharing, contact napping, and rocking your baby are some of your favourite moments with them. You want a sleep course that sets you up for success, but that's not going to ask you to limit your responsiveness or stop you from doing the things you love with your baby.

That's where I come in!

In this Grow With Me Supportive Sleep Course, you'll learn everything you need to know about:

• sleep science - a research based look at how sleep actually works vs. the myths sleep trainers try to sell us
• biologically normal infant and toddler sleep - what's normal, and what might be a red flag
  
• sleep 'regressions' - what to expect and how to navigate them
• safe chestsleeping and bedsharing, getting crib naps and nights, setting up a floor bed and moving your toddler to their own sleep space
• building your baby's nap and bedtime routines using play and connection
• night wakings - what's to be expected, and how we can get fewer of them
• naps - how many, when, and for how long? When to drop a nap, how to manage a short nap and napping on the go!
• making changes - how to shift the sleep pieces that have stopped working for your family
• gentle shifts to solo sleep - for when you're ready to move away from bedsharing and contact naps!

This course was created for families with newborns up to preschoolers. Of course, it doesn't include any sleep training gimicks or methods. I only recommend responsive approaches to getting the sleep setup we crave for our family.

How it works:

✺ Purchase of this workshop will grant you immediate access to the Supportive Sleep Course. It includes lifetime access and is made up of more than 20 short video modules divided by topic, so you can easily hop around as you need over the years.

✺ Supportive Sleep Guidebook — All the content from the course is summarized into a 200+ page guidebook that is yours to download and keep. It includes a ton of supplementary information on sleep, development, attachment, and temperament, helping you to take a well rounded, whole-child view of sleep in the early years.