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Surviving the night feeds
Your gentle guide to calmer nights without dropping feeds
Because night feeds are normal.
Surviving them shouldn’t feel impossible.
If you are stuck in that cycle of waking through the night, feeding, resettling, getting back into bed and then being woken again before you have even closed your eyes properly, this guide is for you. Night feeds are developmentally normal, but they can still feel unbelievably heavy. Inside this guide you’ll find practical sleep tips, survival strategies, bottle feeding support and real advice from my own nights with Lenny.
You do not need to cut feeds, You do not need to “train” your baby.
You simply need support that makes the nights feel lighter.
What you'll take away from this guide
You’ll learn how to set up a calm night feeding station that saves your sanity, how to reduce overstimulation so your baby settles quicker after feeds, how to support daytime sleep so the nights feel less chaotic, how to tell the difference between hunger and habit wakes without pressure, and how to take care of your own energy while you are still feeding through the night.
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How this will Help you!
Inside, I’ll show you the small changes that make the biggest difference during the night feed stage. You’ll learn how to reduce overstimulation, how to set up a night that actually works for you and how to support your baby’s sleep in a way that feels gentle, realistic and completely doable even when you are exhausted.
Key Outcomes You Can Expect:
Once you start using the support inside this guide, you’ll notice your nights feeling calmer, smoother and far less chaotic. You’ll understand your baby’s night wakes in a completely different way and you’ll finally feel like you’re working with your baby’s sleep needs instead of fighting them.
You can expect feeds to feel easier because you’ll know how to create a calm, predictable nighttime setup that helps your baby stay drowsy and settle quicker after each feed. You’ll feel more confident knowing what your baby’s cues actually mean, which makes resettling feel less overwhelming and a lot more achievable.
You’ll start to see a more settled rhythm to your evenings and nights, and instead of guessing what to try next, you’ll have simple steps that guide you through the toughest parts of the night feed stage. You’ll also feel a noticeable shift in your energy because the tiny changes you make will protect your sleep, your mood and your ability to cope the next day.
This isn’t about cutting feeds. This is about helping you feel more in control, more supported and more confident through the stage you’re in.
Download the guide, follow the steps, and start seeing real changes in your babies night feeds, tonight.
"Ready for calmer nights? Download your free Surviving the night feeds guide now and take the first step towards actually embracing those night feeds."
TESTIMONIALS
What clients say?
Mums tell me they felt an instant sense of relief after reading this guide. They finally understand what their baby’s night wakes actually mean and they realise they’re not doing anything wrong. The nights start to feel less chaotic because they learn small, simple changes that make feeds smoother and resettling easier. They feel more confident, more prepared and far less overwhelmed going into bedtime because they’re no longer guessing or blaming themselves. Instead of dreading the nights, they feel supported, informed and ready with a plan that actually fits their baby.
“I wish I’d had this guide months ago. I was up every hour with no idea what was normal, and this finally made everything make sense.”
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Georgia- Jessie 5 months
“The night feeds haven’t disappeared, but they feel calmer, quicker and nowhere near as overwhelming. I feel like I can breathe again.”
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Jess- Casey 4 months
“Kelly explained things in a way that felt gentle and real. I stopped blaming myself and actually started enjoying the cuddles again.”
Sam- Freddie 12 months
