Welcome to Baby Child Sleep
Holistic, Sensitive Support
At Baby Child Sleep, we recognise the complexities and multifactorial nature of disrupted sleep. We understand that traumatic perinatal experiences followed by disrupted sleep can feel overwhelming and isolating.
Our mission is to understand your journey and provide you with gentle, responsive sleep solutions tailored to your situation, offering the support and understanding you need to achieve restorative sleep.
Our Approach
We prioritise the entire family unit, understanding that each member plays a crucial role in the sleep environment. By considering family dynamics and relationships, we tailor our approach to ensure holistic support and lasting solutions.
We use a biopsychosocial approach to explore how biological, psychological, and social factors influence sleep patterns. This holistic perspective allows us to address underlying issues and promote sustainable improvements in sleep quality. By partnering with you, we aim to empower you with knowledge and strategies that support cognitive, emotional, and physical well-being, achieving restorative sleep for both parents and children.
Our Mission
Our mission is to empower families to navigate and heal from disrupted sleep patterns, build resilience, and improve your quality of life. We're here to support you every step of the way.
Your Certified Sleep Consultant
When Louise found herself a single parent to three children under five, exclusively breastfeeding her five-month-old, her struggle with sleep deprivation reached a crisis point. Faced with the challenge of managing three dependent children, she had contemplated stopping work, until she discovered the transformative power of holistic sleep coaching.
This experience enabled Louise to return to her job in children's services while igniting her passion for helping other families resolve sleep challenges, shaping her approach which centers on the fundamental belief that restorative sleep is vital for family well-being.
Louise combines her understanding of sleep science with a biopsychosocial model, which considers wider factors that can influence infant sleep, including perinatal trauma and adversity that are often overlooked.
By prioritising attachment and emotional security at every step, she aims to ensure restorative sleep for both parents and children.
Qualifications:
Certified Infant Sleep Consultant
Breastfeeding Peer Supporter
JNC Youth Worker
Pre and Post Natal Therapist
Domestic Abuse Advocate
Mother of Three
Contact Us
If you're ready to begin your journey toward restorative sleep, contact Louise today to learn more about how she can support you and your family.
Our Core Values: PEACE
At Baby Child Sleep, our approach is guided by a set of core values that ensure we provide the best possible support to you and your family.
These values, encapsulated in PEACE, form the foundation of everything we do:
Partnership
We believe in working closely with you, listening deeply to your story, and aligning our efforts with your goals. This partnership ensures our sleep solutions are tailored specifically to your family's unique needs and circumstances.
Empowerment
Our aim is to help you build self-efficacy and confidence in managing your child's sleep. We provide tools and strategies that reinforce new, healthier responses to sleep challenges, empowering you every step of the way.
Attachment
We prioritize fostering a secure attachment between you and your child. Our gentle, responsive sleep solutions are designed to strengthen your bond and support your child's emotional well-being.
Compassion
We understand that your parenting journey may have been impacted by traumatic experiences. With compassion, we provide support that acknowledges the complexity of disrupted sleep and the emotional and psychological distress that can accompany it.
Education
Our holistic approach is informed by a biopsychosocial model, examining how biological, psychological, and social factors influence sleep. We provide practical, evidence-based guidance to help you understand and navigate these influences effectively.
FAQS
Isn’t Sleep Developmental? Why Would I Need a Sleep Coach?
Yes, sleep is developmental—just like eating or walking. But while the ability to sleep is biological, the behaviours around sleep—like settling independently and linking sleep cycles—are learned.Think about it: if you use an alarm clock or a bedtime routine, you’re training yourself to sleep better.
Babies and toddlers need extra guidance to develop these habits, and that’s where sleep coaching comes in.With gentle, tailored strategies, I’ll help you create a consistent routine and environment that promotes restful sleep. Sleep doesn’t have to be a battle—10-12 hours a night can easily become your family’s new normal.
Don't Know Where to Start with Sleep Challenges?
When it comes to sleep challenges, sometimes it's hard to know where to start. If you're a parent looking to help your baby, toddler, or child sleep better, book a 45-minute Save Our Sleep Call. This call will provide you with the clarity you need to get started, along with a follow-up email containing at least one actionable step to improve your child's sleep tonight.
What If Sleep Coaching Doesn’t Work?
It will work—because we’ll make sure it does. Every child is capable of better sleep, and together, we’ll find the approach that’s right for your family. If the initial plan needs tweaking, I’ll reassess and adjust until we achieve the quality sleep you deserve. With my proven SPACE framework and ongoing support, success is not just possible—it’s inevitable.
Does sleep coaching it involve "cry it out"?
No, my approach is gentle and responsive. Crying is a natural way babies communicate, and I prioritise attachment-focused strategies that respect this while creating a secure sleep environment. Together, we’ll use nurturing techniques to gradually teach self-settling skills and build healthy sleep habits—without harsh methods or unnecessary distress.
