Practical advice for the restless parent.
Meet Madison
Welcome to Ciao Ciao Sleep Coaching! My name is Madison, and I’m a pediatric sleep specialist based in Wenatchee, Washington. Through 1:1 coaching, I help moms, dads, and caregivers restore harmony at home and get everyone more restful sleep. My formal training, certification, and experience as a mom of two help me provide clients with individualized, science-backed support that facilitates lifelong healthy sleep habits. Contact Ciao Ciao Sleep Coaching today to get started on your journey to a happier, more rested home!
Basic Sleep Package
Getting your baby to sleep doesn’t have to be complicated. I offer straightforward coaching services to help you and your family get the rest you need.
Here’s what you get when you work with me:
- Age-appropriate sleep information
- Personalized sleep plan
- One 30-minute phone call to discuss sleep plan
- Access to the Rested app
- Two weeks of support (daily email or text check-ins)
Investment: $399
Working with me
Where I’m coming from.
Sleep is important — so important that God designed us with an innate drive to desire rest even while we’re still in the womb. Alas, restful sleep eludes so many babies and toddlers.
That’s where I come in.
It’s my mission to help families pinpoint the root of their child’s sleep issues and successfully get their child to sleep consistently, independently, and in a developmentally appropriate way. Every child is unique, and you can rest assured that their sleep plan will reflect that.
F.A.Q.s
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You are the only one who can answer that. A sleep problem becomes a problem when it interferes with the health, comfort, and harmony of anyone in the home.
If you're still unsure, let's chat for a few minutes to see if we're a good fit.
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I am happy to work with babies and children of any age, from birth to grade school!
Here's a closer look at what I offer.
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Cry-it-out gets a bad rap. Over the decades, it's been villainized and caused a huge (and unnecessary) rift in mom circles.
Here's the deal.
I can't promise there won't be tears (from your baby or you).
Anytime a baby or young child learns a new skill (and sleeping independently is definitely a skill), there's bound to be some amount of protest, even from the "chillest" babies.
Letting your baby cry while they learn to fall asleep does not and will not impact your relationship with them, and it certainly shouldn't change your perspective on yourself as a parent.
If cry-it-out isn't your cup of tea, don't panic. I have plenty of tools in my tool belt, and there are many strategies we can try.
As long as you stay committed to the plan and trust the process, we will find a method that works for both you and your baby.
If you want to hear more about my methods, click here.