Common Baby & Toddler Sleep Challenges
Maybe this feels familiar?
I want to gently wean night feeds but don’t know how.
Naps only last 30 minutes
My toddler keeps getting out of bed.
Bedtime has turned into a battle.
We’re stuck in short nap cycles
I’m exhausted from constant night wakings
I want to gently wean night feeds but don’t know how.
Naps only last 30 minutes
My toddler keeps getting out of bed.
Bedtime has turned into a battle.
We’re stuck in short nap cycles
I’m exhausted from constant night wakings
She will only sleep if I’m holding her
My baby wakes every 1–2 hours i am exaused
I don’t know what’s normal for baby sleep anymore
He wakes at 4am every morning.
Every time I transfer them to the cot, they wake up
We’ve hit a sleep regression and everything fell apart
She will only sleep if I’m holding her
My baby wakes every 1–2 hours i am exaused
I don’t know what’s normal for baby sleep anymore
He wakes at 4am every morning.
Every time I transfer them to the cot, they wake up
We’ve hit a sleep regression and everything fell apart
Frequent night wakings and short naps are EXHAUSTING
(BUT you are not Alone)
Many of the sleep challenges you’re experiencing are common in babies and toddlers. these are often part of development, growth, and changing needs. At the same time, feeling constantly exhausted or unsure of what to try next doesn’t have to be your normal.
Sleep can be supported gently and intentionally.
When we understand what is driving the pattern — whether it’s awake windows, feeding rhythms, sleep associations, sensory needs, or a developmental shift — we can make thoughtful adjustments that improve rest without compromising connection.
That’s where I guide you.
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Hi, I’m O’Hara — and I want to show you a CALMER way to support your child and get BETTER sleep
Because there is more than one way.
And I really wish someone had told me that when I was deep in the newborn haze.I tried everything.I questioned everything.I lay awake replaying the day in my head, wondering if I was doing it wrong.
The exhaustion was one thing.The anxiety was another.
When everyone around you has an opinion — family, friends, professionals, the internet — it’s easy to start believing there’s only one “right” way your baby should be sleeping.
But deep down, I knew it couldn’t be that simple.There had to be a way to support sleep that didn’t feel rigid.A way that protected connection.A way that didn’t make me override every instinct I had as a mother.
That search is what led me here.And now, it’s the work I do with families every day.
What we can offer you
How We Can Support You
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Sleep isn’t just about nights it’s about restoring joy, connection, and balance to your family life. Here’s what some of the wonderful families I’ve had the honor to support have shared.
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Our 11 month old was waking up 12 times a night and his day naps were out of routine! After working with Ohara for 2 weeks, our little boy is sleeping through the night and has a much happier, more consistent routine! My hubby and I are finally getting some sleep, we are SO incredibly grateful for Ohara"
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