Magdalena Nicholson - Sleep Coach

About Magdalena

Hello everyone, my name is Magdalena Nicholson. I'm a Newborn Care Specialist and Pediatric Sleep Consultant based in Denver Metro Area but I serve the whole US and Poland. I have always been passionate about newborn care, kids’ sleep, and educating parents on how poor quality sleep affects the whole family. I'm a strong advocate of empowering and supporting parents through education. I'm also a babywearing lover and I'm planning to become a babywearing consultant in the near future.

Sleep Coach services

-> Sleep Support - we are creating a 24h routine for your child based on their development, needs, and age. -> Sleep Consultations - 30, 60, or 90 min consultations. We dive into disuse a specific topic, see what is happening and how we can help you and your child. -> Guides and Webinars - from time to time we organize webinars and create guides so parents can access the information when they need them.

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Certifications, training, and specialties

Certification and training

Newborn care Specialist (2018)
Pediatric Sleep Consultant (2021)

Languages

English, Polish

Credentials

NCS

Specialties

Baby and Toddler Sleep Coach Babywearing Evidence-Based Care Infant Care Newborn Care Overnight Newborn Care Postpartum Care Postpartum Doula Care Premature Infants Sleep Consultant Toddlers

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Frequently asked questions

What is your stand on Cry-It-Out?

I look at sleep as a part of a whole day. This means we will look for a reason your child may have trouble sleeping. Even if it would be due to a habit, for example, being rocked we will work on understanding how we can help your child learn a new routine and habit. I can't promise that there won't be any tears but I will not advise you to leave your child to cry themself to sleep.

What is the most common reason children have trouble sleeping?

In my experience that is comfort and habits. Under the word comfort, we have anything from hunger, emotional and physical needs to diary sensitivity, reflux, and tight muscles. When we can address any comfort issues then we know what we need to work on first. Under the word habits, we have all the actions your baby is used to. Changing habits take time and consistency. Addressing current habits and knowing what are the goal habits will help creat a game plan.