For tired parents who need sleep.
We turn Sleep Training into an easy to follow plan with PROVEN RESULTS. Our plans have worked for hundreds of parents and babies all over the world... without wasting anymore time or money on expensive books and courses that offer the same RESULTS.
Start Tonight: Downloadable, Easy-to-Follow Sleep Plans Ready for Immediate Use
Easy Steps to Follow
How The Simple Parenting Sleep Training Plan Works...
1Bedtime Routine
Follow the steps to create a consistent bedtime routine that sets your baby up for success. Babies love consistency and this will be your new go-to routine that will signal that nighttime sleep is coming.
2Sleep Training Steps
Follow the steps for either Ferber or CIO sleep training. This is what you will do for the next 14 nights. Often by the 4th night, your baby will have learnt independent sleep and these steps are not needed. We include instructions on how to manage feedings and other wakings.
3Morning Routine
Follow the steps to create a consistent morning routine that signals to your baby that nighttime is over and a new day full of fun and wonder has started.
What our parents say
Christina, MA
I bought this to help with sleep training our second born. We used TCB with our first, but I didn’t have time to go through the whole series with two littles to chase around l so this was the perfect resource! Happy to report everyone is feeling much more rested! 😁
Marc, Alaska
This was such an excellent resource when we began sleep training my daughter. There’s so much out there and to have it in a concise and easy to follow form was so helpful! I highly recommend it.
Tori Collins, Florida
The Holy Grail of Sleep TrainingI am so glad this sleep training plan exists. We went from not wanting to sleep train, to having to sleep train when the 4 month regression happened, to successfully sleep training with this plan. We were all so tired and there is no way I could have figured this out on my own.
Kelly Ava, Ohio
Simple, easy, straight to the point! Worked like a charm for our 5 month old!
Courtney S, Texas
This plan was so straight forward and easy to follow. It made so much sense. We were having wake ups every hour. This plan works. I was getting up to pat her back to sleep literally every 30 minutes from 1:30 onwards before this and last night she slept through the night for the first time ever. I wish I had found this plan earlier.
Megan Bruce, Utah
It was so helpful to have this sleep training guide that condenses a lot of other materials to give straightforward instructions on how to sleep train either the Ferber/Taking Cara Babies way or the CIO way. I’ve read several baby sleep books in the past and knew this time around I didn’t want to spend time reading a lot of fluff around the actual info I needed to help my baby sleep. It went so much better than I expected. Highly recommend!
Fiona M, Australia
A helpful, concise guide that just makes sense. We started this when our baby was 4.5 months as she was waking every 45min over night. By then end of the week she was sleeping through the night and so much happier for it (as is the rest of the household!). She is now 6 months and is still a consistent sleeper.
Patricia L, Hawaii
I purchased this for my 4.5 month old! We had already started putting my baby down for naps on her own but she was struggling at bedtime. We followed the plan and by night three our little one put herself right to sleep! I would highly recommend!!!!! Nights have gotten easier already!
Megan R, California
Short, sweet and to the point. Can’t beat the price!
Bruna, UK
This guide really helped us getting our 4.5 months old into a more suitable routine. She is sleeping way better and is more happy, rested and so are we. Steph has been really helpful, answering to my questions, giving us support and hope that we could achieve a better sleep for all of us. Thanks a lot Steph for everything!
Amanda Kerr, Oregan
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Tori's Story
My baby went from waking every 45 minutes to sleep trained with the help of Simple Parenting Plans!
I never thought I would sleep train my baby. How naive I was!
My son had been a pretty great sleeper until around the 3-month mark, when he started waking up once or twice a night. Nothing major, and although it felt like a step backward, I was fine with feeding him and getting those cuddles. But then he started waking up 4 or 5 times a night.
I couldn’t feed him back to sleep every time, so we introduced a pacifier, and that seemed to help a little. But it still required rocking, shushing, and a gentle transfer back into the bassinet. Then he started waking up just to cry for the pacifier to be put back in his mouth.
This wasn’t any better than before!It got to the point where he was waking every 45 minutes. I went from getting 8 hours of sleep a night to no more than 20-minute blocks a few times. My poor boy was so overtired, and he just couldn’t sleep. It was beyond frustrating for both of us.
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