The Early Rising Workshop
The Early Rising Workshop
Are you exhausted from your Small rising early? The early-rising workshop is here!
Join me for this workshop and I'll talk you through:
- Realistic early rising expectations
- The early bird basics
- The chicken and egg cycle of early rising
- How to move away from the early rising cycle
Early rising can be exhausting.
AND I'm always honest that it isn't all that easy to move forward from…
My approach to early rising isn’t about getting your Small back to sleep if they wake early. That’s a pretty big ask and it might not be possible for them.
My approach comes from 20 years of being a Nanny and 10 years as an Infant Sleep Consultant. It centres around reassurance and guidance of what’s ‘normal’ and explores if we can nudge their early rising back gently to a more civilised time.
Let’s get those early mornings pushed back a little…the caring way.
Feedback from other Care It Out workshops:
“It was an honest and realistic approach to weaning.”
“Thank you so much for all your amazing advice in the toddler workshop! We’re back to having one wake up a night for a feed and 2 nights ago we even had none!”
"We followed the tips and it's worked so well. My wife is less anxious and i feel like a more involved and better parent. I've even been able to takeover some of the night time settling which we've struggled with!"
My 121 sleep services and e-courses now have 100 5* reviews. If you want to understand what’s happening with your Small’s sleep and work slowly towards changing it (if it’s not working for you), without sleep training or ‘Cry it Out’ methods, then I’m the Sleep Consultant for you!
I created my workshops so that I could help more families with their sleep than my 121 services alone could help (I’m only one person!). You’ll come away from this Workshop feeling confident and calm about your early-riser, with loads of practical steps to put in place.
More Care It Out Feedback
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“I feel like there’s a light at the end of the tunnel after months of not knowing what to do. Thank you!”
