Sleepy Simbas

Hey team. I’ve made the very difficult decision to stop my work with Sleepy Simbas.

In May, I got diagnosed with PND (PPD). I had to reevaluate the things in my life and see what I could cut back on. I’ve loved working with families, especially when giving talks, but the reality it feels like a hard business to be in if you’re not willing to invest your life on social media. And you already know that’s not me, not in this capacity anyway.

My website will most likely be taken down in a few days, so if you wanted any free guides, now is the time to download them.
I’ll post again as there are a few more things I want to say, but the website shutting down was the most pressing.

Take care of yourselves. Parenting is hard, but you can do this. Thank you all for your support and encouragement through the years. ❤️

The next Sleepy Simbas Sleep Session is coming up: Thursday, September 5th at . Show up starting at 1:00 for tea and chats. The session will run from 1:30-2:30.

This time we’ll talk about biologically normal infant sleep in the first year:
😴Fourth Trimester at a Glance
😴Safe Sleep Basics
😴Progressions/Regressions: Truth or Myth
😴Nap Transitions
😴How do I know if my baby has a sleep problem?
😴Survival Tips

To secure your spot, link is in my bio or send me a DM. I hope to see you there. 🦁

It was an honour to have the lovely Bobby-Lea from Mums4Mums attend the first Sleepy Simbas workshop at the Harvest Health Hub. Here is what she had to say about it: “I recently attended a workshop hosted by Sleepy Simbas, and it was a lovely experience. Hosted in town on 3rd Avenue - I was grateful for the free car parking. The workshop was in a spacious room for Mamas, babies and toddlers to spread out and relax. The focused was on helping Mama's get more sleep without resorting to sleep training. The facilitator, Vanessa, encouraged the Mama's to tune into their instincts as parents, which was both empowering and reassuring.​​​​​​​​
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One of the most valuable aspects of the workshop was the comprehensive understanding it provided about what is normal in regard to our little one’s sleep patterns. The guidance on small tweaks that could be made to improve sleep quality was practical and easy to understand. ​​​​​​​​
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Overall, the workshop was insightful and supportive. I highly recommend Sleepy Simbas sessions to any parent looking to naturally enhance their understanding of their child's sleep.” ​​​​​​​​
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If you want to attend the next workshop, you can already book your spot via the link in my bio. Hoping to see you on July 25th at the .

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