The Responsive Family Sleep Podcast
If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by conflicting sleep information; frustrated by sleep advice that felt wrong; or searched for a truly gentle, responsive alternative to sleep training, then you are in the right place. In each episode I’ll be answering your most pressing baby and toddler sleep questions, dispelling common sleep myths, deepening your understanding of biologically normal sleep, and encouraging you to trust your intuition. And because sleep is rarely just about sleep, you may just find some responsive parenting, lactation, or self-care tips sprinkled in along the way.
I’m your host, Kim Hawley, MA, MPH, IBCLC Holistic Sleep Coach, Lactation Consultant, Peaceful Parenting Educator, and mom. My specialty is truly holistic, developmental, attachment focused sleep support – no hidden sleep training here!
Episodes
How to Help a Newborn Learn Their Days From Their Nights
10 Things I Wish Every Perinatal Professional Knew About Infant Sleep
What Do You Do When Your Baby Wakes at Night?
Reflecting on Lessons From Early Parenting
Troubleshooting Long and Stressful Bedtimes
From the Archives: How to Get Back on Track With Sleep After the Holidays
What Are Your Non-Negotiables?
The Biology Mismatch in Modern Sleep Info
A Simple Checklist for When Sleep Goes off the Rails
What Babies Need to Sleep Well
Gratitude
Tips for the Holidays
Things to Consider About Baby Sleep During the Return to Work Transition
Let’s Talk Nursing Limits
Supporting Your Little’s Sleep When They Are Sick With Pediatrician Dr. J
How to Help Your Little Build Familiarity With a New Sleep Space
Helping Your Partner Be More Involved in Supporting Sleep
Building Your Sleep Soothing Toolbox With Habit Stacking
How Do I Get My Baby’s Sleep to Be More Predictable?
Troubleshooting Daycare Nap Struggles
What’s Your Baby’s (And Your) Chronotype?
The Dos and Don’ts of Black Out Curtains
Nap Trapped Again? Tips for Contact Naps
From the Archives: Tips and Tricks for Enjoying Bedsharing With Tiffany From Cosleepy
From the Archives: How Sleep Training Culture Shapes Your Sleep Expectations (Even When You Don’t Want to Sleep Train)