Your baby won't sleep — and neither do you.
Talk to an experienced baby-sleep specialist — without the months-long public waitlist — for a settling plan built around your baby, not generic forum advice.
Talk to an experienced baby-sleep specialist — without the months-long public waitlist — for a settling plan built around your baby, not generic forum advice.
At 3am, with a baby who won't settle and every relative offering different advice, generic "sleep training" articles only get you so far — they're written for someone else's baby, and none of them are in your house tonight.
The public services — Tresillian, Karitane — are genuinely excellent, but often carry a long waitlist.
A private hour with an experienced baby-sleep specialist who works within Red Nose safe-sleep guidelines gets you a plan built around your baby, your home and what you're actually willing to do. Not a generic method — yours.
A settling plan built for your baby
An experienced specialist, not a long waitlist
Straight answers, not conflicting advice
Real, relevant professional experience — not a generic coach pitch.
Every specialist works within Red Nose safe-sleep guidelines. This is settling support and guidance from experienced professionals — not medical advice. If your baby is unwell, always see your GP or call your local health service.
We aim to connect you with the right specialist as quickly as we can — the point is real help without the months-long public waitlist. We'll confirm timing with you before anything is booked.
Yes. You'll be matched with a specialist experienced with your baby's age and what you're facing — from newborn settling to toddler bedtime battles.
There's endless advice, most of it contradicts the rest, and none of it is about your baby. An hour with one experienced specialist replaces ten conflicting threads with a single plan you can actually follow.
A private one-hour video call: you talk through your baby's sleep, your home and your goals; the specialist gives you a tailored settling plan and answers your questions. Many families book a follow-up to adjust as things change.