01/22/2026
🤍 Most conversations about newborn sleep start with schedules, wake windows, and routines.
But as a nurse, I’ve learned that sleep rarely tells the whole story on its own.
When I support families, I’m listening for patterns — in feeding, cues, growth, emotions, and capacity. Because newborn behavior isn’t random. It’s communication. And every baby communicates differently.
If sleep feels unpredictable or feeding feels confusing, it doesn’t mean something is wrong. It often means your baby is asking for something specific — and you deserve support that helps you understand what that is, without pressure or rigid rules.
If you want calm, nurse-led support that looks at the whole picture, let’s connect.
👉 DM or comment “NEWBORN” to get started.
And if this resonates, please share it with a parent who might need to hear this today. We all deserve support.