Feeling exhausted and unsure of what to do next? Wondering if peaceful sleep will ever be possible for your family?

I see you. You love your little one more than anything, and you've been fed the messaging that loving your little one means you have to sacrifice your own well-being and mental health. Running on fumes all day, dreading the night ahead, and waking up every hour isn’t just exhausting—it makes you feel like it's impossible to be as present and positive with your baby as you want to be.  And the worst part? The advice out there is overwhelming, conflicting, and full of guilt.

That’s where I come in. I help tired parents like you reclaim sleep, sanity and sweet moments with your little one! 

At The Little Dozer I offer:  

• A compassionate evidence-based approach
• A plan that will get your baby sleeping within 3-5 nights
• Support every step of the way
• A strategy that helps you shift unnecessary night feeds into the daytime and corrects frequent snack feeds
• Guidance transitioning from co-sleeping to independent crib sleeping
• Troubleshooting special circumstances 
• Skills that last a lifetime

This is what we work on in my Calm & Capable Crib Sleeper Program! Let me help you bring peace back to your nights—and your days!

For exhausted parents who are ready for peace, predictability, 

and better sleep this time next week.

If you’re done with contact naps, rocking, and feeding to sleep every single time — and you’re craving a consistent rhythm, peaceful nights, and your mental clarity back — this program is for you.

The Calm & Capable Crib Sleeper Program is an evidence-based, developmentally aligned sleep solution for babies 4 -12 months. It's built around your baby’s circadian rhythm, temperament and unique sleep needs — not a one-size-fits-all script.

• Your baby relies on being held, rocked, or fed to sleep — and it’s no longer sustainable
   
• You’re mentally maxed out from sleep deprivation
   
• You’re craving a little predictability in your day
   
• You wish your baby had the skills to fall asleep and stay asleep in their crib
   

Because your baby can learn to sleep well — and you deserve to enjoy this season, not just survive it.