If your baby wakes every 1-2 hours overnight, and you have no idea why.

Or you're tired of failed transfers after rocking them to sleep...

Or you're stuck with a chronic catnapping baby.

You feel like you’ve tried everything…
And you’re exhausted from guessing what to try next…

This free training is for you.

In this free Baby Sleep Masterclass, I’ll show you why this is happening and how to help your baby sleep longer stretches.

Your baby isn’t just a “bad sleeper”

Most parents are told what to do...

But unless you work 1:1 with a sleep consultant, very few are ever taught why their baby is waking so often, or what’s actually happening in their baby’s brain overnight.

Without that understanding, everything is confusing… Confidence disappears and you're left in survival mode.

In this free training, I'll teach you:

✔ Why your baby wakes so frequently overnight

What sleep cycles really are, how they change in infancy, and why some babies struggle to move between them.

✔ What sleep associations are.

And how to identify your baby’s associations, (even when it’s not obvious at first).

✔ Why some babies cope well with feeding or rocking to sleep… and others don’t

Hint: it’s nothing you’ve done wrong.

As a paediatric nurse & sleep consultant, I've seen that when parents understand the 'why', they’re then able to support their child more successfully, with far more confidence.

This training is NOT:

❌ Cry-it-out sleep training

❌ A rigid step-by-step plan

❌ About forcing independence

❌ About changing anything you’re not ready to change

This is education first... empowering you with knowledge, so you can make informed, values-aligned decisions for your family.

At the end of the training, I’ll also share:

• The easiest time of day to begin supporting more independent sleep

• Why starting here often makes the biggest difference

• Gentle, responsive ways to show your baby a new way to fall asleep, link sleep cycles and how you can tweak your approach to best suit your parenting style & your babys temperament

Think: small, supportive shifts, not drastic change.

Plus: There'll be a chance for Q&A