WeeSleep-Professional Paediatric Sleep Consultants

09/05/2025

🎉 CONTEST ANNOUNCEMENT ✨

🎉 WEE SWITCH + WIN GIVEAWAY 🎉

Big things are happening… and we want YOU to be part of it!

💫 WeeSleep is now part of WeeWellness — a new name with even more ways to support your family’s sleep, health, and wellness.

To celebrate our new chapter, we’re giving away a $250 WeeWellness Gift Card (usable for any of our services – sleep support, potty training, wellness consults & more!) 💸✨ 💫

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🗓 Giveaway ends 9/8

📣 Winners announced on our stories the next day!

Open to residents of USA and Canada

Let’s grow a more rested, happier, healthier village—together. 💚

09/04/2025

09/02/2025

Whole family wellness has arrived.

08/30/2025

It’s not just about sleep anymore! The countdown continues…

08/28/2025

We’ve been with you through countless sleepless nights. Now we’re here for so much more. The countdown continues…

08/27/2025

We’re about to make family wellness a whole lot bigger. Guess what’s coming…👀

08/13/2025

BIG NEWS, BIG CHANGES

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05/12/2025

We are making a WEE step toward whole family wellness. Exciting things are coming soon!

09/23/2024

Happy Fall! 🍂🍁

What’s on your September bucket list? Ours is apple picking 🍏🍎!

It’s finally getting colder out with summer traveling settling down and back to school in full swing most people struggle with getting their kids back on schedule.

Need any help from the Dream Team? Click the link in our bio for a free sleep assessment to get your kiddos back on track for this school
year☁️💤

09/21/2024

While promoting sleep habits to parents, our number one priority at Weesleep is to ensure your little ones are safe while sleeping aswell! ☁️💤

Especially in the early stages, it can be scary to leave your little one in their cribs/bed by themselves. We complied some pointers on how to create safe yet simple sleep space for your baby!

SWIPE ➡️ + and read through our recommendations! SHARE with a mom who needs this!

Ready to build a sleep routine for your child? Click the link in our bio to book in a free 15 min consultation with one of our sleep consultants!

09/19/2024

While promoting sleep habits to parents, our number one priority at Weesleep is to ensure your little ones are safe while sleeping aswell!

Especially in the early stages, it can be scary to leave your little one in their cribs/bed by themselves. We complied some pointers on how to create safe yet simple sleep space for your baby!

SWIPE ➡️ and read through our recommendations! SHARE with a mom who needs this!

Ready to build a sleep routine for your child? Click the link in our bio to book in a free 15 min consultation with one of our sleep consultants!

09/12/2024

Nightmares in children are quite common and usually part of normal development. They typically begin around age 2-3, when a child’s imagination starts to grow, but they may also occur throughout childhood. Some key aspects include:

Causes of Nightmares:
1. Developmental Changes: As children grow, their brains process new experiences, which can sometimes manifest in dreams and nightmares.
2. Stress or Anxiety: Major life changes (e.g., starting school, moving, parental separation) can trigger nightmares.
3. Media Exposure: Scary movies, books, or stories can contribute to nightmares.
4.Illness: Fever or certain medications can increase the likelihood of bad dreams.
5. Traumatic Events: Nightmares can sometimes occur after a child has experienced or witnessed something traumatic.

Managing Nightmares:
- Reassurance: Comforting the child after a nightmare is crucial. Let them know they are safe and that it was just a dream.
- Consistent Sleep Routine: A predictable bedtime routine can help create a sense of security.
- Limiting Exposure to Scary Content: Be mindful of what they watch or read before bed.
- Nightlight: A small nightlight may help a child feel safer and reduce nighttime fear.

If nightmares become frequent or lead to sleep disturbances, talking to a pediatrician or child psychologist might be helpful.