A plan made for your baby, and support every step.
I use a gentle, intermediate check-in method and adjust it to your baby's temperament and what you're comfortable with. The goal is independent sleep and self-soothing, built on secure attachment.
Is Dodo & Co. a fit for your family?
- Babies under 12 months. Around 4 months is a wonderful time to start.
- Families craving predictability, with timed naps and a day you can plan around.
- Both parents fully on board and ready to stay consistent.
- Stay-at-home and working parents alike, including a parent heading back to work.
- Families who are honest about their struggles and open to collaborating.
- Babies sleeping in their own crib or bassinet, or ready to move there.
Start with a conversation.
Intro call
- Talk through your baby's sleep
- Share your goals
- Hear how I work and ask anything
Virtual sleep support
- A custom sleep plan and daily schedule
- Check-ins by text, phone and FaceTime
- Adjustments as your baby learns
- Support for nap drops and schedule changes afterward
In-person overnight support
- I stay with your family overnight
- Coaching through each step in the moment
- Ask about it on your intro call
Pricing is shared on your intro call.
Let's talk about it honestly.
Will my baby cry?
Yes, some. Babies are going to cry, because it's their only way to communicate. During sleep training, it's their way of protesting a change to their routine, not a sign that something is wrong. You'll have a clear role and can go in to reassure your baby, and I'm with you through check-ins the whole way.
Is sleep training cruel?
No. With secure attachment, it's a gift to your child. Babies thrive on consistency and predictability, and they get more restorative sleep and are happier when they're awake. Your baby learns that the crib is a safe space and that mom and dad will always come back.
What age is best?
I work with babies under 12 months, and around 4 months is a great time to start. If your baby arrived early, I plan around their adjusted age.
My baby is too difficult. Will this work?
I hear this a lot. Babies are more alike than people think. They're smart, they thrive on consistency, and they do great when parents stay consistent. Your plan is built around your baby's temperament.
Do you work with families who co-sleep?
My approach is built around independent sleep in your baby's own crib or bassinet, so I don't work with families who plan to keep co-sleeping. If you're co-sleeping now and ready to move your baby to their own space, I'd love to help with that.
Is sleep training right for every family?
Sleep training isn't for everyone. Choosing to sleep train and choosing not to are both great choices, and that decision belongs to your family. I only want to work with families my approach feels right for.
You're a nurse. Is this medical advice?
My nursing background shapes how I work, but sleep consulting is education and coaching, not medical care. Please check with your pediatrician before starting, and bring health or feeding questions to your pediatrician or a lactation consultant.
Can you guarantee results?
Every baby is different, so I can't promise a timeline. What I can promise is a plan that fits your baby, honest guidance, and support as long as you need it to feel you're in a good spot.
Let's find your family's rhythm.
The first step is a free, no-pressure intro call.