Hush - Certified Pediatric Sleep Consulting

17/06/2026

09/05/2026

Happy Mother’s Day 🤍

To the moms rocking babies back to sleep, running on coffee and love, and doing their very best every day — I see you.

Holding space today for those missing their babies, missing their mothers, longing to become mothers, or carrying loss quietly.

Mother’s Day can hold many emotions, and all of them are valid.

Wishing you rest and lots of love today 💗

-Katie

07/05/2026

💐Treat a mother in your life with the gift of sleep 😴.

Buy a gift card before Saturday, May 9th at 9pm and get 10% off 🥳

26/03/2026

🛫🏖️ I’m off on vacation! 🏖️🛬
I will not be taking any clients from now until week of April 6th.
Will be responding to inquiries in order they came in- so hang tight and I will get back to you SOON!

As Always, Stay Rested My Friends 🫶🏼✌🏼

06/03/2026

🌸Spring is in the air! 🌼

Swipe👉🏼 for time change tips!

23/02/2026

You’re not ‘dramatic’, You’re not ‘cranky’…. You’re exhausted 🫩

And so are your kids😴…
If early morning wakings are consistent in your house, reach out to find a sleep plan that works for you and your family!

19/02/2026

🤒 Sickness is rampant these days! So how do we approach sleep with a sick kiddo? 🤧
- Always comfort your child. Put sleep training methods aside and do what you need at 2am to comfort your sick child.
- Try to stick to routines you already have around sleep. ie: bedtime routine, nap time routine
- When they are well, get back on track! You may need a little reset for a night or two, but they’ll adjust back to their sleeping ways very quickly! 😊

12/02/2026

POV: me while reading comments that sleep training means you can’t lay with your child, scratch her back and can’t get the bedtime cuddles 🤣👋🏼👀

Who can deny the diva a good back scratch???💅

20/01/2026

A new sleep ninja skill unlocked: Being the tooth fairy 🧚🏼
And it was fun 😍

18/01/2026

Babywearing is a 10🤌🏼 especially in those early days.
Some tips for safe babywearing include following
TICKS:
🟤Tight- The carrier should be snug enough to prevent the baby slumping & obstructing their breathing
🟤In view- you should be able to see your baby at all times just by looking down.
🟤Close- enough to kiss. Positioned high enough on the chest so that you can tip your head and kiss them.
🟤Keep chin off chest- ensure there’s a fingers width of space under their chin to prevent breathing restriction.
🟤Supported back- baby’s back should be in an upright position supported by the fabric, with tummy against you!