Baby won’t settle
Choose one calming response and a short, repeatable lead-in to sleep.
The SleepBaby Night Workshop · Made for nights that feel too long
Choose what is happening right now—baby won’t settle, keeps waking, or the transfer keeps failing. The workshop helps you choose one next step within clear safe-sleep boundaries, save it in three lines, and give the same plan to the next caregiver.
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I remember this kind of night
Hi, I’m Kacey Bailey. When Benjamin was tiny, Eric and I thought we had somehow lucked into an incredible sleeper. Then, around five months, everything changed. He began waking hourly—or every three hours if we were lucky. Naps unraveled. The exhaustion followed us into work, our marriage, and every decision after dark.
I bought books, tried program after program, and even hired a sleep consultant. But in the middle of the night, more information was not the answer. I needed a calm way to decide what fit Benjamin, our home, and that particular night.
That is why I built SleepBaby. The workshop starts with the problem in front of you, keeps the safety boundaries visible, and helps you choose one realistic response instead of trying everything at once.
It is gentle, adaptable parent education. It will not ask you to ignore your judgment, force one rigid technique, or pretend every baby responds the same way.
Start with the moment in front of you
Choose the problem that has you stuck and go to the relevant next step first. When you have more room to think, the seven-step path helps you build a plan for the whole night.
Choose one calming response and a short, repeatable lead-in to sleep.
Look at the pattern and decide what you will do at the next waking.
Plan the next attempt instead of changing everything in the moment.
Put settling, wakings, caregiver handoffs, and your 14-night review in one place.

Check the sleep space, urgent concerns, and the moments when general guidance is not enough.
Sort what is happening without treating one difficult night like a diagnosis.
Create a calmer, repeatable transition from the last part of the day into sleep.
Pick a gentle response the available caregivers can realistically repeat.
Decide what you will do if the first attempt does not hold.
Put the plan into words a partner, grandparent, or next-shift caregiver can follow.
Look across 14 nights and make one thoughtful adjustment at a time.

Before you close the workshop
A saved three-line plan beside the bed. A caregiver handoff with the same next step. A 14-night review that keeps one awful night from erasing what you have learned.
Start with the night you are having
Open the complete workshop, choose what is happening, and leave with a three-line plan. You also get the seven guided steps, all 15 illustrated guides, 230 printable pages, and five original tracks for the nights that follow.
Give me a plan for tonight — $75One payment · No subscription · 60-day money-back guarantee
Help for the problem in front of you
Open Tonight Rescue when the night is unraveling, Our Night Handoff when another caregiver takes over, or the 48-Hour Recovery Planner after a rough stretch. Every guide has one clear job.

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15 illustrated guides · 230 printable pagesKeep them on your phone or print the pages you want beside the bed.
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One small cue with a clear ending
Use one quietly as an optional routine cue, then let it finish. The tracks are not an endless loop—and not a claim that sound will make your baby sleep.
What parents noticed first
Three short notes from parents who valued knowing what to try next.
“The information felt intelligent, easy to follow, and unique.”
“The structure gave me a much clearer way to respond.”
“I finally felt like I knew what to try next.”
Individual experiences vary. These comments describe what each parent valued, not a promised result.
Ready to stop improvising at the next wake-up?
Start with what is happening now. Leave with three clear lines you can use, hand off, and review—and keep all 15 illustrated guides, 230 printable pages, and five original tracks for the nights that come next.
One-time purchase · No subscription · 60-day money-back guarantee