Tiny Clover Sleep Co

Tiny Clover Sleep Co Theresa | Holistic Baby + Toddler Sleep Coach

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This family came in with a few goals: more nap predictability with a busy toddler sibling in the mix, dropping down to t...
09/01/2026

This family came in with a few goals: more nap predictability with a busy toddler sibling in the mix, dropping down to two overnight feeds to support weight gain and meet nutritional needs, and putting an end to the constant night waking for feeds he’d often turn down anyway.

They felt so confident in the progress and in reading his sleep needs going forward that we wrapped up a bit earlier than planned — they had what they needed to take it from here. 💛

Want a plan built around your goals, not a one-size-fits-all script? Comment CLOVER or DM me to get started.

The next time someone tells you to stop babywearing, here’s what to say. 🚩You owe NO ONE an explanation. But if you want...
08/31/2026

The next time someone tells you to stop babywearing, here’s what to say. 🚩

You owe NO ONE an explanation. But if you want a mix of sassy and educational, pick your response!

Babywearing isn’t a phase to be talked out of. It’s connection, its convenience, and it’s working. 🍀 Babywearing isn’t a phase to be talked out of. It’s connection, it’s convenience, and it’s working. 🍀

Swipe through for all the responses 👉

👇 Comment your go-to comeback for the babywearing police — I want to hear the best ones!

Breastfeeding and better sleep are not mutually exclusive. 🤍You do not have to stop nursing, night wean, or remove feedi...
08/30/2026

Breastfeeding and better sleep are not mutually exclusive. 🤍

You do not have to stop nursing, night wean, or remove feeding as a source of comfort just because you want to make changes around sleep.

Feeding is personal. Sleep is personal. And there isn’t one “right” way to approach either.

For some families, nursing to sleep works beautifully — and there’s absolutely no reason to change it.

For others, feeding has started to feel unsustainable. Maybe the frequent wakes are becoming too much. Maybe you want your partner to be able to help. Maybe you’re ready to set a boundary around when or how often you nurse overnight.

That doesn’t mean breastfeeding has to end.

We can look at what’s happening with sleep, what role feeding is playing, what you WANT to keep, and what you’re ready to change — then build a plan around your family.

You can set loving boundaries.
You can continue breastfeeding.
You can respond to your baby.
And you can work toward more sustainable sleep.

It doesn’t have to be all or nothing. 🌿

Want to talk through your goals around feeding + sleep and figure out what could work for your family?

Comment or DM me “BOOB” and I’ll send you the link to book a free discovery call! 🥛🍈

Expecting too much sleep is what’s driving you insane. Not your baby. The math. 💚Wake windows are averages — built from ...
08/29/2026

Expecting too much sleep is what’s driving you insane. Not your baby. The math. 💚

Wake windows are averages — built from research on hundreds of babies, not the one in your house. Most babies don’t fit them at all. That’s not a flaw in your baby. It’s a flaw in the chart.

If wake windows work for your family, genuinely, that’s great — keep doing what’s working. But for the many families they don’t work for, that’s not user error. That’s where the real struggle lives, and it’s the reason so many moms feel like they’re failing at something that was never built to fit their baby in the first place.

The number that actually matters isn’t hitting some generic timer. It’s your baby’s real total sleep need across 24 hours.

Swipe through for the full breakdown 👉

Ready to stop chasing the chart and figure out your baby’s actual number? Book a free discovery call (link in bio) and let’s map it out together. 💤

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If this is your reality right now, you are far from the only one. So many babies protest sleep — loudly, often — for rea...
08/29/2026

If this is your reality right now, you are far from the only one. So many babies protest sleep — loudly, often — for reasons like FOMO, temperament, a developmental leap, separation anxiety, dysregulation, or overstimulation. There’s rarely just one cause, and it looks different for every baby.

But here’s the truth: this is not something you’re doing wrong. It’s a signal about your baby’s stage — not a report card on you. 💚

Swipe through 👉 Guilt doesn’t solve sleep problems. Understanding your baby’s wiring does. There’s a reason worth understanding, and a plan can be built around it.

Ready to figure out what’s actually going on with your little one? DM “FOMO” for a free discovery call and let’s map it out together. 💤

This family came in with a few goals: more nap predictability with a busy toddler sibling in the mix, dropping down to t...
08/28/2026

This family came in with a few goals: more nap predictability with a busy toddler sibling in the mix, dropping down to two overnight feeds to support weight gain and meet nutritional needs, and putting an end to the constant night waking for feeds he’d often turn down anyway. 🍀

Where we started: fragmented overnight stretches, waking multiple times a night, and naps too short and scattered to plan a day around with a toddler at home. Where we landed: longer overnight stretches, feeding only when he actually needed it, and naps aligning with his needs.

They felt so confident in the progress and in reading his sleep needs going forward that we wrapped up a bit earlier than planned — they had what they needed to take it from here🤍 Monm is such a superwoman, between a busy toddler, wakeful, baby, toddlers extracurricular, activities, and social events. Mom is such an inspiration 🫶🏼

Want a plan built around your goals, not a one-size-fits-all script? Comment CLOVER or DM me to get started 🍀

No one talks about parenting “after hours.”Some nights end at bedtime. Others are just getting started — another few hou...
08/28/2026

No one talks about parenting “after hours.”

Some nights end at bedtime. Others are just getting started — another few hours of contact naps, feeds, or waking every hour with someone small.

Neither version is wrong. Neither means you’re doing it worse. It just means you’re living a different season, or a different temperament, or a different set of needs than the parent scrolling next to you.

If you’re in the version where the night doesn’t really end at bedtime — I see that. It’s real, it’s hard, and it doesn’t mean anything is broken.

You’re not failing. You’re just up more than someone else right now.

Drop a 🏡 if you’re a SAHM, 💼 if you’re a working mom — and a 🌙 if you’re in the night shift with your little one right now.

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