Responsive, evidence-based sleep consulting for babies, young children and adolescents — calmer bedtimes, better naps and more settled nights, without leaving your child to cry.

You're not alone. So many parents feel exhausted, overwhelmed and at their wits' end when sleep just isn't going the way they hoped.
It doesn't have to stay this way. Better sleep is possible — with the right support.
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Let's fix this togetherEvery age and stage is different — so is the support.
"My approach is responsive, never rigid. Evidence-based, yet deeply intuitive."
I'm Lucy — an experienced paediatric sleep consultant, best-selling author and mother of four. For over a decade I've walked alongside families through the tender, exhausting, beautiful work of helping children sleep.
Drag the moon to see the difference the right support makes — for your child, and your whole family.
No rigid methods. No leaving your child to cry. Just responsive guidance that works for your family.
Every package includes personalised guidance, follow-up support and peace of mind.
Everything you need to know about my sleep support. Can't find your answer? Just ask.
Ask Lucy a questionMany families begin to see improvements within the first few days, with more consistent progress over 1–3 weeks. Every child is different, and your plan is tailored accordingly.
Yes — the approach is responsive, supportive and emotionally appropriate. It focuses on connection and understanding, not rigid or distressing methods.
No. Breastfeeding can continue while improving your child's sleep. The goal is to gently reduce reliance where needed, not remove what works for your family.
Support is available from infancy through early childhood and beyond, right up to the teenage years. It's never too late to improve your child's sleep.
Every plan is fully personalised to your child's temperament, age and your family's needs. There is no "one-size-fits-all" approach.
That's very common. Sleep challenges are complex, and often need the right combination of changes and support to resolve effectively.
Yes. Support can be tailored to your parenting style, helping you improve sleep while keeping the setup that works for your family.
You'll begin with an in-depth look at your child's sleep, followed by a tailored plan and step-by-step support to guide you through the changes.
That's completely normal. Sleep is a process, and ongoing support means adjustments can be made so you keep moving toward better, more consistent sleep.
Support tailored to your child and your family. Let's begin with a gentle conversation.