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The ability to go from awake to drowsy to asleep without any assistance from Mum or Dad is what we refer to as Self Soothing. Do you let you wrap y...

Katelyn at 18 weeks old was only 5.6kg, and exclusively breastfed and suffering from severe reflux.
Mum had been to Plunket and at their suggestion Katelyn took all naps in her buggy in the lounge, swaddled with her dummy and was rocked to sleep, and throughout her naps.

Hi, I am Holly. I am married to James and we have 2 gorgeous children. Originally from the UK, but absolutely loving our NZ lifestyle.

Baby Zoe was 6 months when her mum phoned me for a 15 minute consult, this was the first opportunity I got to see what was happening with her little girl. This mum was getting frustrated with her daughters frequent night wake ups to breastfeed back to sleep, and then only having short naps over the day.

Hi I’m Jo, mother to two wonderful and very busy little people.

Can you teach your baby to sleep without sleep training? Often when we think of sleep training we conjure up thoughts of a young helpless newborn c...

Cows milk protein allergy 2-5 % of infants suffer from a CMPA Signs of a Cows Milk Protein Allergy (CMPA) These present as either stomach proble...

Baby Eden had a rough start to life with an induced birth and tongue tie not fixed until 6 weeks, so she had been ratty and slow to gain weight. She was windy from the tongue tie and this had lead to colic symptoms present in the early evening for the first 12 weeks.

Is it bad to rock your baby to sleep? Simply put – no. Assisting your baby to sleep by rocking them is a very natural way to help your baby learn t...

Founder of Baby Sleep Consultant NZ and AUS

Babies and their sleeping habits are my passion. After nearly 6 years of helping mothers get their babies off to sleep I have lost count of the number of people I have helped.

Baby Nathan was 9 months when his mum called us, she had experienced the 4 month sleep regression, she had experienced disrupted sleep with the introduction of solids, and thought she was on the home stretch until this 9 month sleep regression hit.

Isobelle was sleeping in a hammock during the day but Mum wanted to transfer her to her own room for her naps in her cot, as she was not sleeping for longer than 20-30 minutes in her hammock.