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Evidence-Based Sleep Support At Every Stage

From newborn to toddler sleep support, we offer a variety of 1:1 sleep packages tailored to your family’s unique needs

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I was in desperate need of sleep and spread too thin, feeling lost trying to get my baby to sleep and disconnected from the rest of my family.

Motherhood is messy, but in the most beautiful way. You constantly lose sleep for this little human you created because you want the best for them – but you begin to lose yourself in the process. 

After I had my first son, I was so sleep-deprived that I felt like I could not be my best self for him. It wasn’t until my husband and I practiced sleep training with him that we saw a huge shift in our family dynamics and my confidence as a new mother grew! Our family finally found a balance in parenthood – a balance we could finally start enjoying.

As a Certified Pediatric Sleep Consultant and NICU nurse, I have both personal and professional experience to guide you and your child to more restful days with life-changing sleep techniques. When you sleep better, your child does too.

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the reviews

Now they are sleeping through the night and are able to put themselves back to sleep independently.
Amber is absolutely amazing! She gave me the support and the courage I needed to sleep train both of my girls. Now they are sleeping through the night and are able to put themselves back to sleep independently. I’m amazed! Thank you Amber!
- Madison
Within a week, my baby could put himself to sleep and his constant fussiness disappeared!
My newborn had just turned 8-weeks old when I found Amber on instagram. At this point, I was getting around 2 hrs of sleep a night and my baby was inconsolable! I reached out to her and I ended up taking the plunge into this sleep training thing. I am so thankful for all that Amber has done!
- Catherine

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Ready To Get More Sleep, Mama?

Did you know that ~85% of brain development happens by 5 years old? And sleep plays a vital role in this development, especially when you have a little one that is growing and learning at optimal speed.

What if I told you that you can help promote your child’s growth and development by setting up good sleep habits for them while getting some much needed sleep for yourself in return?

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Evidence-Based Sleep Plans At Every Stage

Newborn Sleep Support

(0-16 Weeks)
For the soon-to-be mama wanting to prepare for their new addition's sleep habits or for the mama currently on the sleep struggle bus in the newborn stage.

Infant & Baby Sleep Support

(4-24 months)
For the mama in need of sleep guidance on how to handle the ups and downs of infanthood or who needs more support and direction on how to get their baby to sleep after the newborn stage.

Toddler Sleep Support

(2-4 years)
For tired mamas with toddlers who are ready for their little ones to sleep independently or who need redirection in their toddler's existing sleep schedule.

the reviews

I cannot express enough how amazing the sleep training process was with my 16month old daughter!
Amber was not only helpful and patient, but she also kept me strong during those really rough days when my baby was not sleeping well. Amber always reminded me to TRUST the process! My baby girl is now able to put herself back to sleep WITHOUT her pacifier and relying on the breast to doze off!
- Nina
Within a week, my baby could put himself to sleep and his constant fussiness disappeared!
My newborn had just turned 8-weeks old when I found Amber on instagram. At this point, I was getting around 2 hrs of sleep a night and my baby was inconsolable! I reached out to her and I ended up taking the plunge into this sleep training thing. I am so thankful for all that Amber has done!
- Catherine

Sleep Support Solutions for You And Your growing Family

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for your newborn

Newborn Sleep Support

(Age 0 - 16 weeks)

For the soon-to-be mama wanting to prepare for their new addition’s sleep habits or for the mama currently on the sleep struggle bus in the newborn stage.

for your infant

Infant & Baby Sleep Support

(age 4 - 24 months)

For the mama in need of sleep guidance on how to handle the ups and downs of infanthood or who needs more support and direction on how to get their baby to sleep after the newborn stage.

for your toddler

Toddler Sleep Support

(age 2 - 4 years)

For tired mamas with toddlers who are ready for their little ones to sleep independently or who need redirection in their toddler’s existing sleep schedule.

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Call me your on-call sleep genie! Fill out a quick intake form and submit five questions about your child’s sleep. Within 24-48 hours, I will send you a personalized video answering all your questions!

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The Time To Reclaim The Joy Of Parenthood Is Now

Sleep isn’t a luxury, it’s a necessity and you need it just as much as your little one does. From one mama to another, I know how exhausting parenthood can be – but now is the time to get the support you and your little one needs to get good, consistent sleep.

We focus on evidence-based sleep support plans that can be tailored towards your family’s unique and specific needs. Our main goal is to have your little one sleeping better, but we also guide you into gaining confidence as a mother and become the best version of yourself.

We’re here to support you and your family during this new chapter in life

frequently asked questions

Absolutely, YES! Studies show that at least 60-75% of parents will bed share at some point. Keeping this in mind, as a holistic sleep consultant, I take pride in making sure that I respect preferences and cultural norms such as bed sharing and approach every family with each of their needs in mind. However, my ultimate goal is to educate families on how to bed-share safely to reduce the risk of SIDS.

There are two things to keep in mind when it comes to teething:

The first thing is to make sure teething is actually occurring. At around 3 months of age, babies’ salivary glands start to develop which means they will often start to chew on their hands, and drool. People tend to think their baby is starting to cut a tooth, when in reality it is just a normal part of their development!

Once we know that teething is actually occurring, the second thing to keep in mind is how teething affects sleep. Studies have shown that teething causes no significant reductions in overall duration of sleep but a few days before a tooth erupts or on the day of eruption, sleep awakenings are more common.

After going over these two things, I always tell parents that sleep training can start when teething is occurring BUT expectations for successful sleep training during the window of actual teething (the few days before, during, and after tooth eruption ~ 8 days) should be lowered.

REMEMBER: Overtired babies do not handle discomfort (i.e. teething) well, so keeping them as well rested as we can is important. Overall, it is NEVER too late to start sleep training your child, whether before, during, or after the many bouts of teething they will experience the first few years of their life.

Helping your child learn and maintain healthy sleep habits in a loving and mindful way is just one way to encourage a deep bond. No matter which sleep training method you choose, we always encourage parents to use the pre-bedtime routine to snuggle up and enjoy their baby, including feeding or rocking – just not all the way to sleep.

Fussiness and crying during the sleep training is absolutely normal and not a bad thing! Crying is your child’s main form of communication when they are little, so objections by your little one during the sleep training process is absolutely normal!

Also, there are no studies that show sleep training to be detrimental to a child’s emotional well-being nor does it show any breaks in the child-parent bond. Actually, it shows the complete opposite! If you are interested in reading up on further research about the benefits of sleep training, send me an email at anochoasanchez@sleep-a-byebaby.com

This is very true! Many parents may resort to rocking and feeding to sleep, and other soothing techniques to get their babies to sleep – which is always a great time to bond! However, this can lead to some serious sleep deprivation once you are beyond the newborn stage.  Sleep deprivation to that degree is not good for anyone, especially parents dealing with postpartum anxiety, depression and anger.

That is a BIG no! This method, also known as extinction, has been tied directly to sleep training for YEARS, and even though there may be reasons why certain families may choose this method, this is NOT the only method. There are around 10 sleep training methods that I recommend for my clients, and I choose one or two based off your preferences as a parent and your little one’s temperament.

Depending on what package you choose, I can be there for as little or for as much support as you and your little one needs! I will always supply your family with a customized sleep plan and depending on the package you choose, I will be available for phone calls, in-app direct voice and text messaging support, and even virtual and in-home support for those mamas that are really in need of a lot of hand-holding! The choice is yours mama!

At the end of the day, my main goal is to help you not only get through the sleep training process BUT actually enjoy it and gain some life-changing knowledge! I will be your NUMBER 1 cheerleader and supporter!

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