I know from personal experience how exhausting it can be when your little one isn’t sleeping well.

I was the Mombie. The zombie-like first-time mum who was so sleep deprived. My days and nights were consumed with endless rocking, patting, and carrying my baby girl Vera to sleep when she was 2 months old. My emotional and physical well-being started to take their toll; I was getting little sleep and had no time to myself to rejuvenate.

I knew it was my responsibility as a mum to find a sustainable solution for Vera, and myself so we can get the sleep we needed. That’s when I learned about sleep training and reached out to a sleep consultant for help.

My husband was skeptical about sleep training at first, but he soon became a huge advocate when Vera slept through the night on the second night. She was 3.5 months old then. The first thing we noticed after sleep training was that Vera was happier, more alert, and engaging in the day. She was also developing more rapidly than before. I am glad we had made the right decision for her and for us. She is a happy bub, and I am a well-rested mum.

I knew I wanted nothing more but to be able to share this gift of sleep with other parents and babies as well, so I want to become a sleep consultant to help sleep deprived parents to get more sleep at night, reclaim their days, and restore their sanity.

Zoe’s passion for sleep consulting, coupled with her positive and welcoming nature, creates an environment where I would feel valued and motivated to excel, and this is what makes me feel excited to be part of Sleep Supernanny Dream Team.

Being part of Sleep Supernanny Dream Team would not only allow me to work with a dedicated team, united by the common goal of making a positive impact on families’ lives and bringing them the gift of restful sleep, but it would also bring a profound sense of purpose and fulfillment to my life.

Sleep isn’t a luxury, it’s a necessary part of our wellbeing. It’s time to start taking care of your body, mind, and soul – because you deserve it, mama!