Free webinar: Nurturing Infant Sleep for Lifelong Mental Health
A free one-hour virtual workshop for parents, parents-to-be, and anyone who cares for a baby and wants to understand sleep through the lens of neuroscience and nurture.
What to expect
Together we'll look at what a baby's brain is building in the early years, why babies wake as often as they do, and why closeness is something their developing nervous system is biologically expecting. We'll let go of some of the unrealistic expectations you've heard, and you'll leave with gentle, practical ways to support sleep that fit your own family.
The details
Host: Sasha of Pure Joy Child, a certified Nurture Neuroscience Practitioner and Baby-Led Sleep and Wellbeing Specialist
Date: Wednesday, September 30; a recording will be available for 1 week.
Time: 12:00 to 1:00pm Central Time
Place: Virtual via Google Meet link in your inbox
Who it's for
This hour is for anyone who wants to understand infant sleep more deeply, whether you're expecting your first baby, in the thick of the newborn months, or caring for a toddler whose nights still feel like a puzzle. Partners, grandparents, and the people who help care for your baby are warmly welcome to join, and it can help a great deal when everyone looking after a baby shares the same understanding. You don't need any background in neuroscience to follow along.
Questions?
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Of course! You can keep your camera on or off, whichever makes you feel more comfortable.
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Yes. If you register, it will be emailed to you and will be available for 1 week after the webinar
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No. This philosophy does not promote leaving baby to cry alone for any amount of time in an effort to improve sleep. Everything we talk about is rooted in responsiveness and closeness.
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Yes, we'll leave about 10-15 minutes for questions at the end.