Let’s face it—when you’re a new parent, “sleeping like a baby” is probably the most misleading phrase you’ve ever heard. Between those middle-of-the-night wakeups, unpredictable naps, and endless Googling of “why won’t my baby sleep?!,” it’s a wonder you’re still functioning. But what if I told you that better sleep—for your baby and for you—is just a few personalized steps away?

That’s where sleep coaching with a doula comes in. It’s not magic (although it’ll feel like it when you’re finally getting a few solid hours of sleep). It’s about teaching your baby sleep skills, building a routine that works for your family, and giving you back your sanity. So, grab your coffee (or third coffee), and let’s talk about how to turn those sleepless nights into peaceful ones.

Let’s set the scene: You’re finally home with your newborn, running on fumes and leftover adrenaline, surrounded by an endless pile of laundry, empty coffee cups, and baby gear you don’t know how to use. Sound familiar? Welcome to the postpartum period, my friend—aka, the fourth trimester.

Now, imagine having a calm, confident guide swoop in, help you tackle that mountain of chaos, and remind you that yes, you’re doing an amazing job. That’s what a postpartum doula does. And trust me, once you see what we bring to the table, you’ll be wondering how you ever thought you’d survive without one.