• You are currently expecting (this is when I recommend you purchase!)

• Your newborn is between 0-9 weeks old. (Once your baby is 10+ weeks, head to The Baby Sleep & Schedule Course

• Your newborn is full term or premature.

• You have newborn twins or multiples.

• You have a night nurse or are handling nights yourself.

• Your newborn sleeps in your room or in their own room.

• Your newborn struggles in just one area, such as short naps, dream feeds, or early wakes.

• You are a first time parent or have several other kids.

• You feel completely in the dark on newborn sleep & eating, or are an old pro.

• Your newborn was born early, or full term.

• Your newborn has (or you suspect they have) colic, reflux, oromotor challenges, or milk protein allergies.

• You are nursing, bottle feeding, or a combination of the two.

• You are currently bed-sharing but are committed to ending the practice once we start.

• Your newborn sleeps ok, but you just want a roadmap for what to do in the future (what schedule you should be on, when to do things like drop the swaddle, how to start getting longer stretches of night sleep, etc).

• Your baby is least 10 weeks and at most 18 months old, and still on two naps. Once your baby is on one nap, head to The Toddler & Big Kid Sleep Roadmap

• Your baby weighs at least 11 lbs, is healthy, and is growing.

• You have twins or multiples.

• You have more than one child between ages 10 weeks-18 months who needs help with sleep.

• Your baby attends daycare, has a nanny, or is home with parents.

• Your baby struggles in just one area, such as short naps, dream feeds, or early wakes.

• Your baby was born early, or full term.

• Your baby has colic, reflux, oromotor challenges, or milk protein allergies.

• You are nursing, bottle feeding, or a combination of the two.

• You are currently bed-sharing but are committed to ending the practice once we start.

• Your baby is or is not yet night weaned.

• You live in an apartment or small space and don’t have a permanent place to put your baby outside your room post-sleep training.

• You have travel coming up in the next few weeks.

• Your baby sleeps ok, but you just want a roadmap for what to do in the future (what schedule you should be on, when to drop naps, how to set up a good bedtime routine, etc).

This plan includes night weaning. Please make sure you are on board with dropping night feeds, as it will be critical to your success in the plan. This is why it’s important your baby is at least 10 weeks, 11 lbs, healthy, and growing. The weaning plan is gradual and takes great care to make sure your baby is getting the calories they need during the day. As a result, you should not expect your milk supply to be negatively impacted, if you are exclusively nursing.

• Your child is between 2-7 years old. If your child is at least 18 months old and already on one nap, they are also a good fit for this course.

• You have twins or triplets.

• You have more than one child between ages 2-7 who has sleep issues.

• Your child is still in a crib or has moved to a bed.

• Your child is (or is not) potty trained.

• Your child attends daycare,preschool, or stays at home.

• Your child struggles in just one area, such as nap strikes, bedtime battles, or early wakes.

• Your child is very strong willed.

• Your child has expressed fear or anxiety around sleep.

• You are currently bed-sharing but are committed to ending the practice.

• You live in an apartment or small space.

• You have travel coming up in the next few weeks.

• Your child sleeps ok, but you just want a roadmap for what to do in the future (when to drop the nap, when to move to a big kid bed, how to set up a good bedtime routine, etc).

For the 14 days that you are working through this plan, I ask that your child sleeps in a different room than anyone else. It is exponentially better to be in a separate place for this amount of time. After that, if you choose to go back to room sharing, that is absolutely fine. I do ask that you refrain from bed-sharing, in accordance with AAP guidelines, and as this is not conducive with independent sleep, the very skill we will be teaching your child!

Absolutely not. There is ZERO evidence-based research that sleep training, regardless of methodology, causes any long or short term harm to children. In fact, it’s quite the opposite. Research shows that children who have learned the critical skill of independent sleep are healthier than those who do not, and there is absolutely no impact on their secure attachment with caregivers.

Inside your course library, you will find two options - a link to any calls you have already purchased (either as a part of a course package, or a la carte) as well as a link to purchase support calls. If you have any trouble finding them, please email us at info@brittanysheehan.com

Absolutely, and we’d love to have you join! You can learn more about The B Hive, my client membership program, here.

All courses have lifetime access. If you purchased a course prior to 2024, and do not see access reflected in your course library, please email info@brittanysheehan.com so we can reinstate it for you.

Sharing course materials or log in information outside of your child’s immediate caregivers is stealing. So is purchasing any course or obtaining materials under false pretenses, as a sleep professional. If this is identified by my team, access to all services will be immediately revoked without refund. 

If followed fully and correctly, you should see significant improvement in your child’s sleep within the 14 days of the Baby & Toddler plans. If you do not, the plan is likely not being followed correctly or there is an underlying medical condition that is not being addressed. We do offer a 30 day money back guarantee for eligible clients who have taken either the Baby Course or The Toddler Course. The Newborn Course is not eligible for refund, given the nature of its purpose, which is foundational. Eligibility requirements can be found in our terms and conditions on the purchase page.