Transitioning your toddler from a crib to a bed is a significant milestone for both parent and child. Infant and Child Sleep Expert and Founder of A Restful Night, Meg O’Leary, gives key considerations and tips to ensure a smooth and positive transition — from assessing your toddler's age readiness to nurturing essential sleep skill and impulse control.

Summer is always a fun time of year – beach, BBQs, vacations and really just letting go and enjoying the long, warm days. This often means late nights, slower mornings and a loose or non-existent schedule. August hits and the reality of a new school year with structure, alarm clocks, drop off lines and homework hits. Yikes, how will this transition go?

Newborns, infants and young toddlers can’t tell time but they can recognize a feeling or a pattern of events. Infants and toddlers love predictability and rhythm, and just like older children and adults they learn best using a multi-sensory approach to help their bodies understand and feel each step of the routine.

Our goal is to deliver a plan that instructs you how to facilitate independent sleep and teach you along the way so you feel empowered and confident to manage your child’s sleep long term.

With your commitment and follow through, our two-week program is a guaranteed way to get your family on track and sleeping well. Here’s how it works…

Parents will do almost anything to get their children to sleep—song and dance routines included. Many don’t realize that there is help out there in the form of experts to help with all things sleep. This is where sleep consultants come in.