Alongside her formal sleep and maternity-care qualifications, Molly brings extensive hands-on experience as a nanny, giving her a practical, real-world understanding of family dynamics, routines, and the day-to-day realities of caring for babies and young children. This background allows her to offer sleep support that works not just in theory, but in real family life.

Molly has a particular interest in sleep transitions and sleep-specific challenges, including night weaning, moving away from bed-sharing, early rising, split nights, and bedtime battles. She works closely with parents to understand why these patterns are occurring, rather than applying rigid schedules or one-size-fits-all approaches.

Her work is rooted in a gentle, attachment-led framework. Molly does not use sleep training or unresponsive methods. Instead, she prioritises the emotional wellbeing of both child and parent, supporting families to make changes at a pace that feels safe and manageable while still creating meaningful, long-term improvements in sleep.

Molly’s approach begins with careful analysis of your child’s sleep, routines and environment, helping to uncover the root causes behind ongoing night waking or unsettled sleep. She then works with families to create practical strategies that fit their values, their child’s temperament, and their wider family needs.

Families often choose to work with Molly when sleep feels unsustainable, when they are navigating night-weaning or bed-sharing transitions, or when they need calm, knowledgeable guidance to move through early rising, split nights or bedtime struggles, without compromising connection or responsiveness.