Find Sleep Coach Jobs Near Sioux City, IA

Baby still waking 5+ times night, struggles transferring

I need nighttime help with a child that wakes repeatedly in the night and tantrums.

Night care, sleep training for 3 week old newborn, maybe 2-3 times a week or less, unsure of budget, would like to find out more on this and see what is available

Husband and wife need a night nurse for occasional nights for their 10 month old baby. Husband travels out of town frequently for work. Wife also works but is primary caretaker. Both getting burned out at nights. Baby is about 10 months. Happy and healthy baby, but wakes up during nights and needs consoling. Need a trustworthy and trained person to help us during nights so mom can get sleep, especially during nights when husband is out of town.

Hello, I have an 8 month old daughter that fights going down to bed with loud cries which can last for hours, as well as several wake ups overnight. She will also fight naps by doing the same thing. We hired a sleep trainer in the past that helped some, but not working anymore. Do you offer in person, overnight services as this is what my wife and I are looking for?

We are seeking an experienced newborn care specialist and infant sleep consultant to help us improve sleep routines for our 5.5-month-old baby boy. He is healthy, growing well, and primarily breast milk fed. We would like support with age-appropriate sleep schedules, wake windows, nap structure, night wakings, and gentle sleep training approaches that are developmentally appropriate and responsive. The ideal provider has formal newborn care specialist certification and demonstrated experience working with infants 4 to 6 months old. Strong knowledge of infant sleep science, feeding schedules, and calming techniques is important. We prefer someone who uses gentle, non cry-it-out methods and can coach parents with clear guidance and reassurance. Infant CPR and first aid certification is required. Care will focus on sleep support, routine optimization, feeding transitions, and parent education. Additional duties may include helping establish consistent bedtime routines, troubleshooting short naps, offering guidance on night feeds, self-soothing, early solids introduction, and other baby-related tasks as needed.

We are looking for someone to help out around the house (dishes, laundry, possible the occasional walking of our dogs). I had a c-section and am unable to go up and down the stairs of my home currently to talk the dogs. My husband has to go back to work in 12/22. We are looking for someone licensed and experienced who can help us. Someone who can help at night so we all get a little sleep to make this transition a little easier. I’m not sure what we have for a budget

Provider needs to stay awake for the overnights. CPR trained. Have experience in sleep training. 4 to 5 nights a week. Healthy budget.

Natural labor help Third natural birth planned Assistance with labor and contractions for a safe unmedicated birth and delivery

Im looking for a sleep coach who doesn’t believe in the cry it out method but can help might baby be a better independent sleeper as well as a lactation consultant who can help me better my babies latch. I tend to do things with a more holistic method so knowledge of ways besides modern medicine could be useful but willing to do whatever helps my baby. He’s currently 4 months old and exclusively breastfeeds and had a few nights weeks ago that he slept through the night but that quickly changed and now he’s waking up every 3 hours so i’m not sure how to prolong his sleep at night. His latch is good but he comes off a few times and seems to get air so i’m struggling to find the best position for him. My current budget is $150 but if it’s in network then 75$

Need baby to pull through the night. Still waking up every 2-3 hours

My baby is 5 months old and wakes up multiple times throughout the night. We’ve reached a point where she won’t sleep unless she’s being held or someone is lying next to her. We never co-slept until she hit the 4-month sleep regression, which completely exhausted us. The only way any of us could get sleep was to have her in bed with me while my husband slept in the other room. Now that we’re past that phase, it’s almost impossible to lay her in her bassinet. Even when we manage to put her down, she doesn’t stay asleep. Her naps are only 10–15 minutes, and before 4 months she used to give us 4–5 hour stretches in her bassinet. Now, unless she’s in bed with me, she barely sleeps. She also wakes up as soon as she notices I’m no longer next to her. All I want is for my husband to be back in bed with me and for her to sleep better on her own.

Looking for somebody who is able to teach my husband and i to sleep train our daughter. We are very very desperate in needing help

I need a lactation consultant to help with flange size and latching baby I think I also have elastic nipples

Colicky 2 month old infant. Sleeps well during the day and night but we struggle getting her down for the first portion of the night.

I have a 3 & 4 year old in addition to a new baby. We’re looking for someone to help put the older two to bed in the evenings once Abby had arrived.

Planning to give birth in the hospital. Would like to be able to avoid c section and learn all the techniques and have an easier delivery. I want my doula to be at the hospital with me during labor. I prefer if you were or still is a labor and delivery nurse as well.

I’m an exclusive pumping mom and already had two times mastitis and right now struggling with a clogged duct for two days and feel like I am about to get mastitis for a third time. Seeking help from a lactation consultant

At the hospital $1000 per month C-section at the hospital

My baby is getting up every two hours. Throughout the night. I try not to feed her, but she’s so fussy that it’s the only thing that comes down.. then around four or 5 o’clock in the morning she has some kind of attack. I try to explain it to the doctor, but no one can help me. Then if I wake her up from, she’s totally fine. We will not go to bed. After that.