Expert baby sleep help to solve your baby's sleep issue

By Natalie Doula
October 18, 2019 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Natalie Doula

Posted October 18, 2019

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Posted October 18, 2019

Hello

I am Natalie, local mum and The Baby Expert.

If your baby isn't sleeping long during the day for naps, always needs to be fed or rocked to sleep or is waking constantly at night, I will work with you UNTIL your baby's issue is solved.

How does it work?

The first step is a free sleep check call

Then I book you in for a Troubleshooting session which can sometimes be enough to fix some baby's sleep issues

If you need more support after the Troubleshooting session I then work with you for 1-2 weeks or until the sleep issue is fixed.

All sleep support consultations are in your home and if you need help implementing sleep changes or a routine, I am there to support you.

Book your free sleep check call TODAY

07856672072

[email protected]

Www.birthbabybliss.co.uk

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