Toddler

It’s bedtime once again, and you’re already feeling a sense of dread.

 

You know your child will insist on having you stay with them until they fall asleep—a process that typically takes an hour. And, as the night goes on, you anticipate multiple requests for you to return after they wake up. Eventually, you may find yourself bringing them into your bed, knowing that the night will be anything but restful.

 

I understand from experience how challenging this situation can be, and I truly sympathize with the frustration of wishing for a bigger bed just to get some sleep.

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But it doesn’t have to stay this way. I’ve had the privilege of helping many families just like yours transform their sleep challenges into successes.

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Imagine this: Your child looks forward to bedtime, confidently falls asleep on their own, sleeps soundly in their own bed through the night, and wakes up feeling refreshed at a reasonable hour.

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This is not just a dream (I see you smiling at the thought)!

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Sleep training toddlers and young children presents unique challenges. At this age, they’re testing boundaries, asserting their independence, and navigating the developmental changes that affect their sleep. It’s a delicate balance between providing structure and support while respecting their growing autonomy.

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That’s why my plans aren’t just about getting your child to sleep—they focus on empowering you as a parent, too.

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With my Toddler/Child Sleep Plan, I utilize parent coaching to maximize the effectiveness of the strategies.

 

You’ll receive the tools you need to succeed in a way that feels natural and connected to your child—whether it’s through bedtime, overnight wake-ups, or adjusting routines. This approach ensures that you are supported every step of the way, helping you stay confident and connected to your child both day and night.

 

Together, we will create a harmonious sleep routine that works for your family, fostering independence while strengthening your bond with your child.