by AnnaMMB | Feb 3, 2022 | baby sleep, Being a Mum, Newborn, newborns, School, School children, Sleep benefits, Sleep Consultant, Sleep Sense Consultant, sleep training, Toddlers
My Sleep Training Thoughts – and what I’d like you to know Today I want to tell you my thoughts on sleep training. Hear me out! When I first became a sleep consultant, I never considered the backlash I’d get just from that title. From people who didn’t...
by Kim Corley | Oct 24, 2021 | Bedtime, Lockdown, nightmares, parenting, School, School children, Sleep Consultant, Toddlers
7 steps to banish nightmares in children With Halloween occurring next weekend, it is a good time to discuss 7 steps to banish nightmares in children. Although many people in New Zealand do not celebrate Halloween, it has become progressively more popular, along with...
by Kim Corley | Nov 23, 2020 | Sleep Consultant
Can you co-sleep and sleep train? This is an interesting one. Can you co-sleep and sleep train? Co-sleeping is a parenting practice close to some people’s hearts, and often the same people don’t appreciate sleep training. Let’s firstly acknowledge...
by Kim Corley | Jul 13, 2020 | Sleep Consultant
If lack of sleep has you considering a sleep coach or sleep consultant, you may be wondering this very thing: is now the right time to teach your baby to sleep? Is there a right time, or a wrong time? Are the planets accurately aligned to make the investment worth...
by Kim Corley | Jun 29, 2020 | Sleep Consultant, Toddlers
How to instigate quiet time for your toddler Wahoo, you’ve done it. You have decided it is time to drop the nap and now you’re wondering how to instigate quiet time for your toddler instead. Quiet time sounds great in theory, but how does it actually work? Most...
by Kim Corley | Apr 13, 2020 | School, Sleep Consultant
Cherished Sleep lockdown survival guide Here is the Cherished Sleep lockdown survival guide. Afterall, a well-rested child who feels secure has a much easier time with change. And lockdown has meant a lot of change, right? I mean, things have been… surreal, to...