Perth Baby and Toddler Sleep Consulting

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Today a parent wanted to book my biggest support package.But her baby is only 3 months old and right now, support is abo...
19/12/2025

Today a parent wanted to book my biggest support package.
But her baby is only 3 months old and right now, support is about foundations.

So I recommended a shorter, more affordable support option instead.

Because my role isn’t to sell the biggest package.
It’s to give families what they actually need, at the stage they’re in.

Sleep support should feel honest, responsive and evidence-based and sometimes that means saying less is more.

That will always be my approach 🤍

25/11/2025

Incorporating tryptophan into your little one’s diet may improve their sleep and sleep quality 😴

Some foods rich in tryptophan include:
✔️ Chicken
✔️ Eggs
✔️ Seeds & Nuts
✔️ Fish
✔️ Bananas
✔️ Milk & Cheese

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Often just changing day sleep and feeds alone can see a huge improvement with night sleep and this is why 👉Tap to get yo...
18/11/2025

Often just changing day sleep and feeds alone can see a huge improvement with night sleep and this is why 👉
Tap to get yourself a copy of our popular Nap & Feed Routine Guide ✨

13/11/2025

What causes night terrors?
🧬 Often a genetic component
😴 Overtiredness
💭 Stress or anxiety (big transitions or life changes)
🤒 Discomfort (illness, full bladder, or being too hot/cold)
🎢 Too much stimulation or activity before bed

How to support your child during a night terror?
During a night terror, your little one isn’t fully awake and usually won’t respond to comfort or reassurance. The best thing you can do is keep them safe, stay close, and wait for the episode to pass.

✨The next night, try a calm, consistent wind down routine and aim for an earlier bedtime to help prevent overtiredness.

👏 The Ultimate Baby & Toddler Sleep & Travel Guide (6 Months – 4 Years) 👏  Travelling with your baby or toddler doesn’t ...
11/11/2025

👏 The Ultimate Baby & Toddler Sleep & Travel Guide (6 Months – 4 Years) 👏

Travelling with your baby or toddler doesn’t have to mean sleepless nights. The Sleep & Travel Guide is your go to resource for helping your little one sleep well while you’re away from home.

Packed with practical, evidence-based tips, it covers everything from what to pack and how to manage jet lag, to specific advice for staying in a caravan, hotel, or holiday house.

This 15-page guide is an essential for all parent. Inside, you’ll also find answers to common travel sleep questions, guidance on maintaining routines, and expert insight to help your family feel confident and well rested wherever your travel takes you. ✨

08/11/2025

I’m sorry but it’s not about the cot or the bed 🫶
It’s because their sleep environment isn’t consistent, predictable and familiar for them because these three things = a feeling of safety!

Let’s look at why this is, is it because their sleep environment changes? Is it because the build up to bedtime changes or is a little stressful? What are their sleep associations?

In almost all cases you can absolutely support your little one to be content in their own sleep space ✨

Motherhood; a mix of chaos, love, and purpose. The most beautiful inconvenience there is ✨
03/11/2025

Motherhood; a mix of chaos, love, and purpose.
The most beautiful inconvenience there is ✨

Melatonin is the hormone that supports sleep. When it is dark the pineal gland in the brain naturally starts secreting a...
28/10/2025

Melatonin is the hormone that supports sleep. When it is dark the pineal gland in the brain naturally starts secreting and releasing high levels of it. 🧠

When screens are used before bed, they emit blue light, which suppresses melatonin delaying release from the pineal gland. 📱

Even if your little one seems calm watching a show, their body’s chemistry says stay awake.

👉A 2015 study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) found that exposure to blue light before bed suppressed melatonin by up to 50% and delayed sleep onset by about 1.5 hours in adults.

Later studies on children and teens (Journal of Pediatrics, 2017; Frontiers in Pediatrics, 2020) found even stronger effects because their eyes absorb more blue light, meaning babies and toddlers are even more sensitive. 😴

What To Do?

✔️ Turn off screens 60-90 minutes before bed.

✔️ Dim lights in the room while it’s their wind down to support natural melatonin release.

✔️ Incorporate a wind down to help ‘calm’ down; this could consist of a book or song.

✔️ For littles ones that are 2+ years and scared of the dark, use dim red night lights.

26/09/2025

Being overtired is often the cause of these false starts we see within an hour of going to sleep for the night and often can be the cause of several wakings that follow overnight😴
Overtired babies often don’t sleep well because of this activated nervous system from high cortisol.
BUT, the good news? 👇
This is actually so simple to correct, it’s about considering the homeostatic sleep drive (sleep pressure) in the day and how we can create a structure in the day that supports restorative night sleep.

I’ve actually done the hard work for you with this one with my new Nap & Feed Routine Guide 🫶
Comment GUIDE below and I’ll send you the link ✨

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