For the parent awake at 3 a.m.

The New Parent Sleep Survival Kit

A practical, safe-sleep-aligned guide to help exhausted parents create a calmer night plan, protect adult sleep, and stop drowning in contradictory advice.

Educational guidance, checklists, scripts, and reset plans. No miracle promises. No shame.

Less guessing at midnight.

Safer decisions when you are exhausted.

A night plan both parents can actually follow.

What this fixes

You do not need another perfect-baby routine.

You need a clear plan for the hard nights: who handles which wake-up, what stays safe, what can wait until morning, and how to stop every decision from becoming a 3 a.m. argument.

PDF Guide

The New Parent Sleep Survival Kit

Seven nights of practical plans, scripts, and checklists.

Inside the kit

Built for the moments when everyone is too tired to think.

The Safety Floor

Simple safe-sleep reminders before tactics, routines, or transfers.

Parent Sleep Rescue Plan

Protected sleep blocks and night shifts for different feeding setups.

The Bassinet Problem

A calmer plan for babies who only seem to sleep while held.

Partner Scripts

Plain language for dividing night work before resentment takes over.

Seven-Night Reset

Pick one safety fix, one sleep block, one routine cue, and one support ask.

Printable Bonuses

Shift planner, safe sleep checklist, decision tree, and pediatrician questions.

Free download

The 7-Night New Parent Sleep Shift Planner

Start with the one-page planner. Decide tonight's handoffs, protected sleep blocks, feeding notes, and backup plan before the house gets quiet.

Open the free planner directly

Simple launch offer

Get the guide before tonight gets hard.

PDF

The Survival Kit

$17

  • Full PDF guide
  • Printable checklists
  • Seven-night reset plan
  • Partner scripts
Buy PDF

Bundle

PDF + Audio

$27

  • Everything in the PDF
  • Private audio episodes
  • Listen during feeds or walks
  • Best value after launch
Buy bundle

Important safety note

This guide is educational and is not medical advice. Parents should follow their pediatrician's guidance and current safe sleep recommendations, especially for babies under 1 year.