Letting Go of The Sleep Obsession Learning To Enjoy our Babies with Ellanee Wilson

Today we are meeting with Ellanee Wilson, the Sleep Coach Mom, and the purpose of this podcast episode is to help moms feel confident in whatever sleep choices they make. Rosie and Ellanee discuss the differences in how touchy your children can be and how this will influence their ability to sleep with you or on their own. Newborn babies often have fairly abnormal sleep patterns after leaving the mother’s womb, so it’s quite normal for things to be irregular once your baby is born, which many first time mothers don’t understand. Becoming the sleep coach mom 1:15 Co-sleeping with your children 7:00 Everyone has a different experience 12:30 It’s OK for your child to not sleep well at first 18:00 Women need the right support 29:00 It’s not about finding the perfect nighttime routine once biological needs are met 35:00 “I feel like there is an idea out there that if you do focus on independent sleep, it is like this rigid–and there is some level of like, you need to be consistent with things in the very beginning, but I feel like people have a preconceived notion that it means you just don’t respond to your child’s needs, and that’s just so very much not the case.” 41:39 sleepcoachmom.com @sleep.coach.mom Pick up a copy of Journal to Joy. My NEW 90 Day Goals, Gratitude & Affirmation Journal to Create a Happy & Abundant Life.

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Letting Go of The Sleep Obsession Learning To Enjoy our Babies with Ellanee Wilson is an episode from The Irish Mummy Podcast | Work Life Balance by LaunchPod Media.

This episode is 52:19 long.

This episode was published on Feb 13, 2024.

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