Cub Package With Molly

Description

You don’t need another sleep tip. You need someone to help you make sense of what’s actually happening.

Sometimes you don’t need ongoing support, you just need someone experienced to look at the whole picture and help you work out where to go next.

The Cub is my in-depth, personalised sleep assessment for parents who are struggling with one or two specific areas of sleep, or who simply feel like they’ve tried everything and still don’t understand what’s going on.

We’ll look beyond the obvious sleep advice and consider your child’s individual sleep, feeding, routine, history and any relevant factors that could be contributing.

How it works

You’ll complete a detailed intake form and keep 7 days of sleep and food diaries so I can see the patterns rather than making assumptions from a snapshot.

If feeding is relevant, you’ll also be able to send feeding videos for me to review plus an intake form so I can understand your situation and sleep goals clearly.

I’ll then analyse everything and create a comprehensive, personalised plan based on your child’s individual needs, with clear recommendations and practical next steps.

You’ll follow the plan for the following week while continuing your diaries, and I’ll review those follow-up diaries to see what’s changed and whether anything needs adjusting.

The aim isn’t to give you more things to try.

It’s to get you from:

“I don’t know what I’m missing.”

to:

“Okay. I understand what could be happening, and I know what I’m going to do next.”

The Cub could be right for you if…

• You’re struggling with one or two particular areas of sleep, such as early rising, split nights, frequent waking or night weaning.
• You’ve tried the obvious things but you’re still no closer to understanding why sleep is difficult.
• You want a personalised plan rather than another generic sleep guide.
• You’d like someone to look at your child’s sleep alongside feeding, routine and history rather than treating sleep in isolation.

• • You don’t necessarily need ongoing support — you just need someone to help you work out what’s going on and what to do next.