Ep 47 Margaret wants you to listen to this episode..she believes it’s your sign to take the first step!

Its great to be back! In this episode Marg speaks candidly about her shock of the conflicting information between social media/sleep school, compared to the information and experience she had at The Holistic Sleep Project as she attempted to solve her little one's sleep challenges. Baby Lainey was awake between 5-18x a night, she was either being fed or rocked but to sleep each time. She was only having short and inconsistent naps. Margaret (despite having support) questioned how she could continue to work, start her child at child care and was filled with guilt and shame as she couldn't help her baby sleep well. She talks at length about her experience at sleep school and how vastly different it was to the work we fulfilled together. Margaret is transparent and articulate in this episode as she explains her experience with struggling with strong emotions, the conflicting information online, thinking her baby had low sleep needs, comparing herself to others and the prospect of being unable to continue to pursue  upcoming stages in her family (work, sickness and childcare) when she and her partner just couldn't get their child to sleep despite trying everything they thought was possible. No matter how much youre struggling with sleep issues, this is the episode for you! You will see yourself in Margaret and Lainey and her advice about what to do next will be lifechanging. I assure you. SHOW NOTES Margaret's Life changing words/review she speaks about throughout the podcast https://www.instagram.com/p/DKWh6hEz717/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==Send me an email georgina@theholisticsleepproject  if you are thinking about working together and let's tee up a Discovery call Check out the guide Margaret refers to in the Episode- Ultimate Feeding and Sleeping Guide for all the routines you will need for the first 3 years of your child's life https://www.theholisticsleepproject.com/store/p/ultimate-sleep-feeding-guide