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Wanted: Recommendation for night nanny/gentle sleep training help

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CrunchB

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If anyone has someone they could recommend we are looking for a gentle sleep specialist/ night nanny that does in home visits. We?d love someone to help us remove a sleep crutch as gently as humanly possible and avoiding as many tears as possible (!) so our baby can link sleep cycles and fall asleep independently.


Thanks v.much!

lucylui

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Hello, I?m a certified Sleep Consultant at www.totalpickle.com we offer hone visits. All our sleep plans are tailored to suit your individual needs and your child?s age and stage of development so I can help with the current sleep crutch your child relies on. I offer support as you implement the changes and also provide gentle sleep methods. Please feel free to check out the website for the right package for you!
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Thanks so much but we?re looking for someone that would come for a few days the way a night nanny would, rather than a consultation of a few hours. We feel like we know what we need to do but are looking for someone kind and experienced to help us through the first tough days.

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