My assessment
What I think is actually going on — sleep biology for your child's age, what's normal and what isn't, where the problem really sits. Honest, in writing, before we change a single thing.
A tailored sleep coaching package for any age between 4 months and 5 years. A five-day sleep log, a three-part plan written for your child, a one-hour Zoom call, and four weeks of WhatsApp support after. One price, any age — because sleep deprivation is sleep deprivation.
One plan. One price. Any age.Each starts in a different place. Most of you will see yourself in one of them — but the course is built to flex around whichever you are.
You're feeding to sleep, surviving on contact naps, and the regression you read about never quite ended.
Naps dropped (or are about to). Bedtime is 90 minutes long. The 5 a.m. wake is on a streak.
They go down beautifully, but they're in your bed by 2 a.m. Big-kid sleep needs a different plan.
From the moment you pay until you're sleeping through. Most of the work happens in your own home, with Lisa in your pocket.
Pay now and the calendar opens — pick the Zoom slot for your initial call within 60 seconds. I run eight starts a week.
A long, careful intake form covering pregnancy, birth, feeding, current sleep, household, partner shifts, room set-up. Takes 30–40 minutes — do it with a cuppa.
I send a template. You note naps, wakes, feeds. I'm looking for patterns, not perfection — don't change anything yet.
I spend 3–4 hours on every plan. Assessment + holistic day plan + step-by-step nights — three documents, written for your child by name.
We walk through the plan together and adapt it on the call. Most parents come away with the document circled, scribbled, and forwarded to their partner.
I review your ongoing logs, tweak the plan, and hand-hold through the wobbly nights. Voice notes encouraged. Most families are sleeping through by week 3.
Real deliverables, written from scratch for your family. Not a template, not a download, not a quiz.
What I think is actually going on — sleep biology for your child's age, what's normal and what isn't, where the problem really sits. Honest, in writing, before we change a single thing.
Feeds, naps, room, light, food, movement, your evening routine. Sleep doesn't happen in a vacuum — most night problems are daytime problems in disguise.
What to do tonight. And tomorrow night. And the night after that. The 3 a.m. playbook on one page, in language a tired parent can follow.
A written plan for YOUR child, not a downloadable template.
Know what to do at 3 a.m. tomorrow — not what an Instagram square told you to try.
A daytime that supports the night — feeds, naps, room, light, food, movement.
A step-by-step night plan that doesn't involve leaving your child to cry alone.
Confidence that what you're doing is right, and clarity on what to change if it isn't working.
A four-week safety net while you do the work — me in your pocket, on WhatsApp.
None of these are required to get the result. Tap any you'd like. You can also add them later by messaging me.
I'm a paediatric NICU nurse of 20+ years, a Board-certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC #L-314181), and a Pediatric Sleep Consultant. I've personally supported over 1,400 Dubai families since opening the practice.
“My 19-month-old slept through on night 6 of the plan. We'd been on 4–5 wakes a night for nine months. I cried reading the plan because it was the first time anyone had said 'here's why, and here's what to do' in writing.”
“The four weeks of WhatsApp is where the magic actually is. Lisa replied to a 1 a.m. voice note within twenty minutes. Honestly.”
Don't see your question? WhatsApp Lisa — usually answered within a few hours.
WhatsApp LisaFour months is the earliest I take. Younger than that, biology is doing most of the driving and a plan won't stick. If your baby is 3 months, book a Nest subscription or a feeding consult for now — and book the sleep plan to start when they hit 4 months.
No, never. Every method I use is responsive — your child is never left alone to cry. The plan steps you through gradual change, with you in the room, then beside the cot, then nearby. If anyone tells you the only way to fix sleep is to leave them to cry, please find another consultant.
Because the work is the same. The plan and the methods change with age; the time I spend doesn't. A 5-year-old's plan is no faster to write than a 5-month-old's — sometimes it's the opposite.
It happens to about a third of families. The four weeks of WhatsApp covers it. If something major hits — a move country, a new baby — I can pause your plan for up to 3 months at no charge.
Yes. Most babies in my plans feed to sleep when we start. The work is about gently uncoupling that — on your timeline, without weaning, and without crying. I'm an IBCLC; nursing your way through the plan is fine.
Zoom for most families. The plan is the same and you don't have to host. Home visits are best for: babies who only nap in their own cot, complex room set-ups, or if you just want me in the room. Add it at checkout or after.
Full refund up to the point you submit your questionnaire. After that I'm already deep in the work — the plan can't be unwritten.
You can pause for up to 3 months if life happens — a move, a holiday, something else. Just message me.
If I have to cancel a call (illness, family) I'll rebook within 48 h and add a week of WhatsApp support to make up for the wait.
$500 total · refund up to the moment you submit the questionnaire.