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At We Love Sleeping Babies we understand every baby is unique. It’s why we tailor individual packages to suit your child and your family’s particular needs.

09/10/2026

Overtired baby? It might not be about sleep!

Your little one may be exhausted, but still struggle to settle.

Why? Because being tired and being able to relax enough to sleep are two different things!

🤍 Our job is to help them wind down and feel calm.

Think cuddles, rocking, gentle stroking or patting, and addressing what might be getting in the way — excitement, fear, pain or anxiety.

✨ Sometimes, they don’t need more sleep pressure. They need our help to relax into sleep.

If you have any questions with your babies sleep, please DM me 😊

24/08/2026

Thank you Betteroo for choosing me as the top Sleep Consultant in Perth for ‘Best For Gentle Methods’

Nice to know my message is getting through 🥰

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12/08/2026

Has your child had a Nightmare or Night Terror??

If you want to know more, check out my Blog 💜

https://www.welovesleepingbabies.com/blog/2023/11/4/nightmares-vs-night-terrors-understanding-and-managing-childrens-sleep-disturbances

DM me with any questions, I’m here to help xx

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06/08/2026

Sometimes, leaning into one more cuddle is exactly what your child needs. 🤍

Feeling safe and connected helps children relax and settle for sleep. When they’re seeking closeness, it’s often because they’re looking for reassurance, not because they’re trying to avoid bedtime.

You can still hold a loving boundary.

“It’s time for sleep now. I’m going to stay with you for a little longer.”

Connection and boundaries can exist together.

When we pull away too quickly from a child who is seeking comfort, they may become more distressed, making it even harder for them to settle.

Sometimes the fastest way to sleep isn’t less connection—it’s just enough connection to help your child feel safe.

Every child is different, but meeting their emotional needs while calmly holding bedtime boundaries can be a powerful combination 💜

14/07/2026

Maybe your baby doesn’t need fixing.
Maybe you just need more support. 🤍

So much of what babies do is completely normal.

✨ Waking at night.
✨ Wanting to feed to fall asleep.
✨ Needing comfort and closeness.

Instead of putting all your energy into trying to “fix” normal baby behaviour, ask yourself:

✨Can I ask someone for help?

✨Can my partner and I take turns?

✨Can I simplify my day?

✨Can I lower my expectations for a little while?

✨Can I focus on today instead of worrying about months ahead?

Sometimes the biggest difference isn’t changing your baby—it’s making sure you’re supported.

There are times when sleep can absolutely be improved, but it’s also important to recognise what is developmentally normal. Knowing the difference can take away so much guilt and pressure.

You don’t have to do it all alone. 🤍

07/06/2026

Sleep isn’t a one-time fix, it’s a journey.

There will be days when sleep feels easy and everything seems to align, and there will be days when it doesn’t. That’s completely normal.

Sleep changes as your child grows and develops. It often moves up and down throughout the first few years of life.

There isn’t a magic solution that will “fix” sleep forever, and there isn’t one method that works for every baby.

Instead of focusing on finding the perfect fix, focus on meeting your little one where they are right now 💛

Supporting the whole family, with realistic expectations and personalised guidance is so important when making sleep changes.

DM me for extra support 💛

17/05/2026

Unfortunately it is…

The sleep industry is unregulated, and with so much content online now especially with AI, anyone can call themselves a “sleep consultant” and give advice that looks amazing.

That’s why doing your research matters when choosing who to trust with your family’s sleep support 🤍

Some red flags to watch for:
• One-size-fits-all advice or very strict schedules
• Promises to “fix” sleep in a certain timeframe
• Unsafe sleep recommendations
• Diagnosing medical issues like reflux, sleep apnea or enlarged tonsils
• No clear training or qualifications
• Consistently poor reviews from families

As sleep consultants, it’s important we stay within our scope and refer families to the right health professionals when needed.

I’ve completed 3 sleep courses, including training through the first international holistic sleep program. A holistic approach means looking at the whole picture, temperament, development, feeding, environment, family dynamics and more not just sleep alone.

I’ve worked as a sleep consultant for over 7 years, and as a mum myself, I understand how overwhelming sleep struggles can feel.

Every family is unique, which is why I believe sleep support should never be one-size-fits-all.

I take my job seriously & here to answer any questions you have ❤️

DM me with any questions or if needing trusted support ❤️

01/05/2026

From 7 months, you can introduce a sleep-safe comforter in your baby’s cot 🤍

A comforter can help provide familiarity, reassurance, and support sleep associations as your little one grows.

Before 7 months, it’s recommended comforters are only offered during supervised awake times or while you are watching closely.

Every baby is different, so always choose a safe option and follow current safe sleep guidelines.

Need help with your baby’s sleep? DM me🤍

21/04/2026

You’re asking the wrong question?

It’s not…
“How do I stop my child waking?”

It’s…
“Why are they waking?”

Be curious! That’s where everything changes 🤍

16/04/2026

I’ve got a sleep tip for you!!

Don’t let the baby goats on the roof at nap time 😂

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