You need to understand what's happening with your child. Personalized sleep and parenting support that looks at the whole child, and gives your family a clear plan for what to do next.

You've tried earlier bedtime. Later bedtime. Longer wake windows. Shorter wake windows. Feeding more. Feeding less. Rocking. Not rocking. Putting her down awake.
And somehow you're still awake at 2:17 AM wondering what you did wrong.
And during the day? You're doing math. If he woke at 6:10 and the first nap was 42 minutes, then the second nap should be… You check the clock more than your messages. You leave the birthday party early because it's "nap time." You lie on the floor next to the crib, not moving, barely breathing, because if he hears you, it all starts again.
You and your partner take turns like shift workers. You love this baby more than anything, and you are so, so tired.
This is exactly why I don't start with a method. I start with your child.
If you're making the same decision from scratch every night, you're not doing it wrong. You're doing it without the full picture.
Two babies can both wake at 2 AM for completely different reasons. That's why we look at the whole day (feeding, naps, development, temperament, environment, how your child falls asleep, and how the adults respond) before deciding what needs to change.
Wake time, feeds, naps, bedtime, night wakings, how your child falls asleep, daycare, and what you're already doing.
Usually it's how several things fit together, not one thing.
No single method is required. We choose an approach that fits your child's age, your family and your safety context.
Your child gives us a lot of information early on, so we watch closely and change what needs changing.

I'm a mom to three boys, so yes, I get it. I'm also a Certified Pediatric Sleep Consultant, a Certified Lactation Counselor (CLC) and a Nurtured Heart Approach® Parent Coach. My goal isn't for you to need me forever. It's for you to understand your child so well that you know what to do when the next thing comes.
I just had to take a moment to THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart. I honestly don't know how to sum up how much this has meant to us as a family. … I was so skeptical at first, but WOW… this has truly given us our lives back.
We have twins and joined Todspot when they were about 2½ months old, deep in sleep deprivation and chaos. We really joined thinking they'd help us sleep train. Little did we know, we would have guidance and support for everything baby: sleep training, play time support, starting solids, schedule, etc. The absolute best!
No single method is required. I explain the options and build the approach around your child's age, your values and your safety context.
I don't promise a timeline, and I'd be careful of anyone who does. It depends on your child, the issue, any health context and consistency. What I can promise is that I'll understand what's happening before I ask you to change anything, and when something isn't working, we'll find out why and change it.
Your child IS different. The framework tells us what to look at. The plan and the adjustments are personal.
The goal is to stop spending hours researching and reacting. We focus on the few changes that matter most.
Bring them to the call. Consistency is easier when both adults understand the why.
No. I work with families from pregnancy. If your baby is under 4 months, our call just looks a little different.
Yes. Getting every adult on the same page is part of the plan.
No. What makes this work is knowing your child over time and adjusting as they change.
You don't need to show up with the world's most organized explanation of your baby's sleep. That's literally my job. Just tell me what's happening.