Online, self-paced sleep course for teaching babies in the 6-18 month age range how to sleep through the night (every night) and take great daytime naps.
Are your Google searches for “Baby Not Sleeping” coming up empty? It seems like maybe you’ve tried everything and your baby is simply the one who cannot sleep.
Are the moms on Facebook the only ones that you can related with…being so utterly exhausted together.
Is sleep deprivation really what motherhood is all about? People warned you about this, but you didn’t put too much thought into it until now.
It doesn’t have to be like this
Bedtime finally feels manageable since your baby is finally going to sleep at 7pm…bliss.
You have every evening to yourself, knowing your baby easily goes to sleep every night.
You’re not the one stuck doing bedtime since your baby will go to sleep with your partner putting them down now.
You have a step-by-step routine on how to get your baby to fall asleep for nighttime and for naps.
You feel confident in your child - knowing how predictable they’ve become.
Your baby falls asleep within 15 minutes - I love that for you.
this is all possible
Is this course the right fit for your family?
Your baby is in the 6-18 month range
You want to sleep 11-12 uninterrupted hours every night
You want your baby to take consistent naps every day
You want your baby to fall asleep independently in under 15 minutes!
You want a clear plan on HOW to make these changes and how to keep things consistent!
You want your evenings back - knowing how much ‘unplugging’ from parenthood is good for your mental health.
“I tell everyone with babies the same thing, you won’t ever wake up from a peaceful night’s rest saying “I really wish I didn’t invest in one of Baileys courses…””
Gift yourself the structure, clarity, and routine that you deserve. Sleep deprivation is no badge of honour.
Don’t just survive motherhood, thrive.
Is your baby struggling with falling asleep quickly at bedtime? Are they waking up frequently throughout the night & you're just not sure why? Is your baby struggling with nap-time during the day? Teach your baby how to master their independent sleep skills with this sleep course - encouraging 11-12 overnight hours of sleep, paired with great day-time naps as well.
Kind Words…
“This course has made our lives SO much better and I honestly didn’t think it could be so easy! 1000% would recommend any of Bailey’s courses as they are a game changer for sure!”
— Taylor
What to expect inside the sleep course…
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Setting goals is essential. Our 2 main goals (in this 2 week process) are to get your baby sleeping 11-12 hours through the night and to also get them to take great daytime naps.
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Wake windows, ideal schedules, nap times, and more. We will cover all of that when discussing the daily schedule. You’ll have an ‘ideal’ schedule to follow to help guide your day along.
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Setting up the sleep environment is a crucial aspect of sleep training. You want to make sure that your baby is in a sleep-promoting environment. Learn everything you need to know about setting up the nursery to promote good, healthy, safe sleep.
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11-12 hours of consolidated sleep takes some work! But I’m going to teach you exactly how to get your baby to fall asleep independently (on their own!) without needing you to assist them back to sleep. Gone are the days of waking 3+ times a night to soothe a sad baby.
Night wakings will also be covered in depth to ensure all of our bases are covered.
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Sometimes a 24-hour period can feel like it’s dragging out so long… so when does night end and morning actually begin? Learn about implementing schedules that suit your family! Figure out your ideal morning start time, and definitely find out what not to do first thing in the morning.
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Learn what to expect during nap-time…how to handle short naps, and even no naps at all. Nap transitions are also covered - since I know your baby will be dropping down to 1-nap a day soon enough.
Learn all about wake times and how to build sleep pressure to ensure the best possible nap.
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Sleep training can be a really lonely process especially if you’re the primary parent doin the hard work. Sometimes questions come up and you’re not quite sure how to answer them. Add on phone call support to get all of those questions answered by Bailey at once. Discounted strategy call rates for Sleep Course Members.
I’m a mother to 3 (boy, girl, girl) and a well-rested sleep consultant. I love spending my evenings hanging out with my husband, Nathan, or catching up on my Crime Junkie Podcasts. I know that when the kids sleep well, the whole family sleeps well.
That’s why I’ve developed this affordable sleep course. I know that not everyone needs oodles of follow-up support, so I wanted options.
Many parents think that their child’s sleep challenges are unsolvable and that their child will be the one that doesn’t respond to sleep training. I’m here to tell you that my sleep training methods WORK and I can help you get your baby to sleep through the night AND take great naps. Your baby is ready for this and so are you!
A few words about the tears…
Children and adults tend to be very protective of their sleep environment. We all like things to be the same every night and we don’t like any surprises, so making a big change to anyone’s current sleep habits will definitely be met with some protest. The same will be true for your baby, so I suspect that there will be some protest on their part. Remember this is very short term, with huge rewards for everyone in your family at the end of this journey. The key to helping them through it and minimize any upset, is to hold firm to boundaries and remain consistent 100% of the time.
If you’re looking for a no-cry sleep solution, then my Baby Sleep Course is not for you. I also don’t practice a CIO (cry it out - or extinction) based method, but some general protest is to be expected. Crying is a way for your little one to express big emotions. Those big emotions don't need to be stopped or "shushed." It's okay for your baby to have big feelings about things like change to their whole bedtime routine.
“It was amazing the difference we felt after getting our little boy on track with his sleep. I only wish I had sought her help sooner.”
— Laura
Don’t wait for things to get better over time… regressions happen, developmental milestones happen, but sleep can happen simultaneously! Infant sleep problems can persist on and last far into teen and adulthood. Give your child the GIFT of sleep - by teaching them to sleep through the night.
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