What age range do you work with?

Sarah supports families with babies and toddlers from birth to 6 years old.

Will your approach involve leaving my baby to cry?

No. The methods used at The Serenity Snooze Co are gentle and responsive. There is no cry-it-out or controlled crying.

Do you offer in-person or online consultations?

The Serenity Snooze Co works with families in the UK and Ireland, and worldwide via video call, phone, and WhatsApp support.

What are the prices for sleep consultation packages at The Serenity Snooze Co?

Harmony Snooze £129 (newborns), Soothing Sleep £399 (newborn and post-4-month regression), Calm Slumber £329 (4 months+), Absolute Serenity £389 (4 months+ with 12 months follow-up). All begin with a free discovery call.

Does The Serenity Snooze Co offer support for toddlers sleep issues?

Yes. The Serenity Snooze Co supports families with children from newborn right through to 6 years old, including toddlers experiencing sleep resistance, early waking, nap transitions, and night wakings.

Can The Serenity Snooze Co help with sleep regressions?

Yes. Sarah supports families through all common sleep regressions including the 4-month regression, as well as regressions caused by developmental leaps, teething, illness, and life changes.

How do I get started with The Serenity Snooze Co?

Book a free 15-minute sleep assessment call at https://calendly.com/serenitysnooze/website-discovery

How to Choose a Sleep Consultant for Your Toddler - What to Look For — Sarah Scott | Infant Sleep Consultant UK

If you've found yourself Googling "sleep consultant for toddlers" at 5am after another broken night, you're not alone. Sleep issues can affect little ones at any age - from newborns navigating their first weeks in the world right through to toddlers who've decided bedtime is a game. But with so many sleep consultants out there, how do you know who to trust with something as important as your child's sleep and wellbeing?

Here's what to look for when choosing the right sleep consultant for your family.

Check their qualifications

Sleep consultancy isn't currently a regulated industry in the UK, which means technically anyone can call themselves a sleep consultant. That's why checking qualifications matters.

Look for a consultant who holds a valid certification - ideally a Level 3 or above from an accredited training provider such as The Sleep Consultant Academy. This ensures they have studied infant and toddler sleep science in depth, not just picked up tips from social media.

It's also worth looking at their wider background. A consultant with a clinical or healthcare background - such as nursing, midwifery, or health visiting - brings an additional layer of expertise that can be invaluable.

Make sure their approach aligns with your values

There is no single "right" way to support baby and toddler sleep, but there is a right way for your family. Before booking anyone, find out clearly what methods they use and make sure this aligns with your values.

If you're not comfortable with cry it out or controlled crying, say so upfront and make sure the consultant is genuinely experienced in gentle, gradual alternatives - not just paying lip service to them. A good consultant will be able to explain exactly how they would approach your toddler's specific situation without pressure or a one-size-fits-all plan.

Look for a personalised, holistic approach

Baby and toddler sleep is complex. It's affected by nap schedules, diet, screen time, room environment, temperament, developmental stage, and what's happening in family life. A good sleep consultant won't hand you a generic plan - they'll want to understand your toddler as an individual before making any recommendations.

Ask how they conduct their assessments. Do they analyse your current routine? Do they ask about your goals as a family? Do they take your toddler's temperament into account? The more thorough the initial assessment, the better the outcome.

Check what support is included

Sleep training a baby or toddler rarely goes smooth sailing. Things come up - teething, illness, a tricky nap transition - and you need to know your sleep consultant will be there when they do.

Look for packages that include ongoing support, ideally via WhatsApp or phone, so you can get answers quickly when you need them most. Some sleep consultants also offer Zoom check-in calls as part of their package, which can be really reassuring during the first few weeks.

Read real reviews from real parents

Testimonials matter. Look for specific, detailed reviews from parents of babies and toddlers that mention the sleep consultant's responsiveness, the results they achieved, and how supported they felt throughout the process.

Ask for a free discovery call

Any reputable sleep consultant should offer a free initial call before you commit to anything. Use it. It's your chance to ask questions, get a feel for their personality and approach, and make sure you feel comfortable with them before handing over any money.

Choosing a sleep consultant is a personal decision. Whether you have a newborn, a baby navigating the 4-month regression, or a toddler who hasn't slept through in months - you're inviting someone into a very vulnerable part of family life, and it's important you feel safe and supported throughout the process. Trust your instincts and don't be afraid to ask questions.

If you'd like to find out whether The Serenity Snooze Co could be the right fit for your family, I'd love to chat. I work with little ones from newborn to 6 years old across the UK, Ireland, and beyond. Book a free 15-minute discovery call and let's talk about your little one's sleep.