Sleep Consultation Packages
Melbourne’s trained and qualified sleep consultant Andrea, is here to help you. Our sleep consultation packages are below and if you have any questions, please contact me, or simply fill out my booking questionnaire. This questionnaire provides me with some background information on your parenting challenges and helps us figure out which package suits you best. Once we receive your questionnaire, I’ll be in touch to chat through through your needs and set up your consultation.
Please note I follow the SIDS recommendations for sleep, and do not promote controlled crying techniques. Packages are a guide only, and length of home visiting can be negotiable.
Ring-a-Rosy ($195)
60-minute phone consultation
Newborn - 5 years
This package offers you the opportunity to discuss over the phone, any parenting concerns you have about your baby or toddler. This may include conversations around sleep, normalising behaviour, feeding, or age appropriate routines. You’ll have an opportunity to ask any questions about play, development and introducing solids. Also a great option for older children, or if you’re not living in Melbourne.
The Daily Grind ($450)
2-hour home consultation (including follow-up)
Newborn - 5 years.
+ Additional $50 fee for out of hours bookings after 6pm
+ Additional $50 fee for clients outside 10km radius of Parkville
At this visit I will be able to observe the feeding habits of your baby or toddler, and have a look over their sleep space to ensure it is optimal for sleep. Together we will discuss various options for settling, including parental presence and responsive settling. I will support you to choose a technique that you feel most comfortable with. From there, if the opportunity arises we will work on settling and resettling together.
Family & Co. ($500)
2.5-hour weekend visit (includes a follow-up)
Newborn-5 years
+ Additional $50 fee for out of hours bookings
+ Additional $50 fee for clients outside 10km radius of Parkville
This weekend package allows flexibility for partners to be home or maybe even grandparents who care for the baby. If everyone is on the same page, it’s far less confusing for your little one.