Pssst! I've got something to tell you!

Ready to know the top tips to getting your child sleeping well while away from home?

...and no, it's not going to be to repeatedly feed them through the night or to sleep next to them. Even though those can temporarily get baby back to sleep quickly, it's not a long term solution.

Are you ready to end...

Feeling anxiety when even considering going on a trip because you have no idea how your child will react when put anywhere besides their crib?

Hearing your child make a peep in your hotel room and feeling like you have to jump up to keep them quiet?

Seeing your child's little head bob in the stroller as they fall asleep just as you are walking back to your Airbnb, knowing it's going to completely throw off bedtime and having no idea what to do now.

This training is for you!

I know how you feel.

Frustrated. Exhausted.

Wishing you were able to go on vacation with your child and actually enjoy it just like everyone else on Instagram.

At the end of a long exhausting day at the beach/ hiking a mountain/ skiing the slopes, the last thing you want is to know you have another 30-90+ minutes struggling to get your baby to sleep.

All you want is to be able to love on your baby, kiss them goodnight, put them into their crib in this new location and leave the room, knowing they will happily be able to get themselves to sleep, and keep themself asleep.

This training will take you from thinking you can never have your child sleep away from home, to saying yes "yes, let's go" every chance you get, with no worries about how it will impact your family's sleep.

 This Trainings Takeaways

• Traveling via long car rides (timing, when to stop)
• Strategies for plane trips (timing, packing, time changes)
• Handling naps on the go, later bedtimes, and sharing a room

Maybe the last time you had your child sleep away from home they woke 2,4 or 5+ times that night. We all know being your best parenting self is not sustainable on such broken sleep. ESPECIALLY when you paid to be away from home and can't even enjoy yourself.

Currently when your travel you feel frustrated with yourself, your partner, and even your child. But it doesn't have to be this way..

You CAN have a solid bedtime that leads to 11-12 hours of sleep, even while sleeping in a hotel, Air B&B, or at grandma's house.

Just imagine...that first night of your trip you can unpack, relax with Netflix and a snack, then head to bed, all while your baby sleeps peacefully. Then when you wake, you feel *amazing* - full of energy, full of hope, and ready to take on the world.

Ready to dream bigger? Imagine all the adventures you could have knowing you know how to handle naps on the go and putting your baby to sleep while away from home. This counts for day trips, short flights, and even internationally.

And I really truly want that for you.