Sleep Resources


I’m so glad you joined me for one of my sleep classes.

I hope you left feeling more informed and confident. Below you will find resources to help you along your sleep journey.

If you want individualized support, I work one on one with families to help them understand, support, and nurture the whole family’s sleep. You can schedule a one-hour consult with me through the Breastfeeding Center here:

www.breastfeedingcenter.org/sleep-consultations

Or work deeper, and longer with me through one of my sleep packages. The first step is scheduling a free intro call here:

intuitiveparentingdc.com/getting-started

And you can always email me with a quick question at intuitiveparentingdc@gmail.com

Sleep Books I recommend

Let’s Talk about Your New Family’s Sleep

Let’s Talk about the First Year of Parenting

Safe Infant Sleep: Expert Answers to Your Cosleeping Questions

Sweet Sleep

Gentle parenting:

evolutionaryparenting.com

www.curiousneuron.com

www.ahaparenting.com

Attachment and Brain Development

Experiences build brain architecture video

Building a secure attachment

www.helpguide.org - building-a-secure-attachment-bond-with-your-baby

Sleep science

Baby Sleep Info Source

Why Baby’s Need to be Carried and Held

Timeline of Normal Sleep

Normal Infant Sleep

Why Babies and Toddlers Wake Frequently

Does Your Baby Really Need Night Feeds?

Safe Sleep

AAP safe sleep guidelines

ABM protocol on bedsharing

Baby sleep info source SIDS and safety

LLI the safe sleep seven

Mother-baby behavioral sleep lab, Dr. James McKenna, University of Notre Dame

Unicef Baby Friendly Initiative, Caring for your baby at night

Self-Soothing and sleep training

The Real Reasons Why You Cannot Teach Babies to Self Soothe to Sleep

When Baby Isn’t Self Soothing

Is Self-Soothing the Biggest Con of New Parenthood?

Sleep training research