Sleep Trainer
Helping Families Rest, One Peaceful Night at a Time
At Happy Hearts Newborn Care, we understand that no two families are alike. Whether you need daytime help, overnight support, or both, our services are flexible, nonjudgmental and rooted in evidence based care. Our goal is simple: to help you rest, recover and fall in love with your new rhythm.
If we are unavailable for any reason, we’ll ensure a certified and trusted backup specialist is arranged so your care is seamless and stress free.
Let’s create a care plan that fits your lifestyle, values and family needs. Whether you’re planning ahead or already navigating newborn life, we’re here when you need us.
Why Choose Our Sleep Training Support?
1.Evidence Based & Gentle Methods
We use sleep science and age-appropriate techniques never cry-it-out unless you specifically request it.
2. Parent-Centered Approach
We honor your instincts, preferences and goals while offering expert support.
3. Customized Sleep Plans
No cookie-cutter advice here. Your baby is unique and so is your routine.
4. Emotional Support Along the Way
We walk with you through every step answering questions, offering encouragement and celebrating wins together.
What We Support
✔ Bedtime routines & scheduling
✔ Transitioning from co-sleeping or room-sharing
✔ Nap and nighttime sleep challenges
✔ Frequent night wakings
✔ Weaning from sleep props (rocking, nursing, pacifier)
✔ Sleep regressions and travel transitions
Sleep Training Options
1:1 Virtual Support
Perfect for families who want expert guidance and flexibility. Includes a custom sleep plan and 1–2 weeks of follow up support.
In-Home Sleep Coaching (Available in select areas)
Hands-on, in person support for the first few nights of training ideal if you’re feeling overwhelmed or need extra confidence getting started.
Overnight Support
Let our trained sleep specialist support your child through the night while you rest, with gradual techniques that teach self-soothing and safe sleep habits.
Sleep Shouldn’t Feel This Hard
It’s okay to want more rest. It’s okay to ask for help.
Whether your baby is 4 months or 18 months, it’s never too early or too late to improve sleep in a gentle, respectful way.
