The Secret to Thriving at Work and at Home
When your baby sleeps well, you can thrive at work and be fully present at home.
5 Myths About Sleep Training That Keep Working Moms Stuck in Survival Mode
Your baby can sleep through the night without the guilt and endless tears — so you can show up rested at work and at home.
I Don’t Have the Time to Sleep Train — Here’s How to Make Progress in 15 Minutes a Day
Even with a packed schedule, you can help your baby sleep longer and reclaim peaceful evenings after work.
Three Core Principles of Effective Sleep Training
Master the daytime routine, make smart tweaks, and keep steady progress — so you can work confidently knowing your baby will sleep through the night.
Daytime Routine Predicts Nighttime Success
Better nights start in the day. Space feeds, balance naps, and keep awake times active — nail this routine and 12-hour nights become the norm.
Steady strides forward, immense ground covered
Small, repeatable wins stack up fast. Make one change, keep it consistent, and you’ll go from exhausted at work to crushing it — with a baby who sleeps through the night.
Attentive to exceptions and adaptive to patterns
Not every bad night means you need to change the plan. Spot the difference between one-off hiccups and real patterns, and you’ll keep your baby — and your workday — running smoothly.