Generally I suggest night weaning over the age of 18 months because the process tends to be easier and have a greater chance of improving sleep (the main reason mums decide to night wean). However, I appreciate that all situations are different and 12 months is the earliest age for safe night weaning without consultation with a health practitioner.

In this workshop I'll walk you through how to work out the right time for you and your little one and when might not be the right time. Even if now is not the right time, you'll have lifetime access to the content to come back to, so you can start the process fully informed.

I do not teach any strategies that involve leaving your little one to cry unattended. Loving limits can be set with toddlers and we discuss this in the workshop, sometimes this means tears, more so if you are in a hurry to night wean. Ideally if you have more time to implement the process it can be an easy and gentle. Generally the older your little one is, the easier and more gentle the process is. My focus is on age appropriate and therefore gentle strategies.

No not at all! You can continue to bedshare if that is your current set up or you can use the night weaning process as the start to changing your set up if that is what your goal is.