Your little ones are born to seek attachment, and we understand this deeply as mothers and professionals dedicated to helping families build stronger, connected relationships. We advocate for strong attachment and use a range of methods to suit each family, always seeing your little ones as whole beings. True attachment is about responsiveness—being attuned, emotionally available, and responsive to your child’s needs. Practices like breastfeeding or co-sleeping don’t ensure attachment if a mother is touched out and unable to be present. Don’t worry if you’re feeling irritable or stretched; this doesn’t mean you’re harming attachment. Healthy sleep habits actually support attachment by helping caregivers be more present and emotionally available.

Babies cry—it’s a natural way to communicate and release energy. We work to minimize crying, and our child psychologist is part of that process. Despite beliefs that crying raises cortisol and harms little ones, tears are normal and essential. It’s your attuned, caring response that matters. Studies show that responsive sleep support does not harm babies; in fact, it promotes healthy development.

Choose one-on-one if:

• You think you’ll need extra support with changes.
• Self-directed learning isn’t for you or you may lack time to watch videos.
• Your child has complex needs or medical issues.
• You’re able to invest financially in personalized support.

The online program is perfect if:

• You’re ready to make a change and just need to know how.
• You’ll benefit from daily group support rather than individual calls.
• You don’t feel the need for someone to oversee each step.
• Budget is a factor, or you prefer videos and printables for learning.

We want your experience to be interactive and personal, so we limit each group to a maximum of 20 participants. This gives you plenty of opportunities to ask questions and interact with one another.

We want your experience to be interactive and personal, so we limit each group to a maximum of 20 participants. This gives you plenty of opportunities to ask questions and interact with one another.