Your child doesn’t need to fall asleep on their own for sleep to get better.
Sleep Support That Doesn’t Require Sleep Training
If you're not ready to make changes to how your child falls asleep — or you never want to go down the traditional sleep training route — you’re not alone. You’re also not out of options.
Let’s get real for a second, friend
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Maybe you're rocking to sleep, nursing to sleep, contact napping, or bedsharing and while part of you wonders if it's time for a change, you're just not ready. Or maybe you've decided you're never going to sleep train, and the “solutions” you see online feel either too extreme or not designed for your family.
This guide is for you.
The Sleep Without Sleep Training guide is packed with realistic, research-backed ways to gently shape better sleep without needing your child to fall asleep on their own. It’s the long-game approach that respects your pace, your parenting values, and your attachment.
You’ve probably googled “baby won’t sleep unless held” more times than you’d like to admit. Maybe you’ve read every blog post about “gentle sleep” that somehow ends up sounding a lot like cry-it-out with better branding. Or maybe your child can sleep independently but sleep still feels unpredictable, fragmented, and exhausting.
You’re not failing.
You don’t have to “wait it out.”
And sleep training is not your only option.
This guide isn’t a magic bullet.
But it is a powerful place to start.
It offers a clear, supportive path to more rest without forcing changes your child (or you) aren’t ready for.
Is this you?
If you're nodding your head, this guide was made for you.
This isn’t about “fixing” your child.
It’s about supporting them (and you) in a way that feels sustainable, respectful, and informed.
Because better sleep is possible, even without changing how your child falls asleep.
What you'll get in this $19 guide:
You’ll also get….
Daytime strategies to support better nighttime sleep (without changing how sleep starts)
Sensory, nutrition, and connection-based approaches to sleep that work with your child’s needs
Evidence-informed sleep foundations to lay the groundwork for long-term change
Five step-by-step methods to improve sleep without behavior-based sleep training
Approaches like bedtime fading, habit stacking, wake-to-sleep, and more
Encouragement to go at your own pace — and the flexibility to pivot if you’re ever ready
Ok, so how can i access these secrets?
And if you decide to work with me 1:1 later? You can apply this toward your personalized support plan.
You don’t have to choose between “doing nothing” and “doing it all.”
Start where you are with a guide that gets it.
$19