Your baby isn't sleeping, neither are you, your partner or your neighbours. You're at your wits' end and the time has come to get help. This episode is all about how much sleep is "normal", when to know if you need help with sleep, who to ask, and what happens with in-home help. We'll chat to a mum who went to sleep school and we bring on the The Sleep Whisperer, Elizabeth Sloane to tell us how to get the whole family back to counting sheep.

Show Notes

Episode Guests:  Elizabeth Sloane & Tegan Gilchrist

Hosts: Holly Wainwright& Christie Hayes

Find us on Facebook at Year One with Baby

Your baby isn't sleeping, neither are you, your partner or your neighbours. You're at your wits' end and the time has come to get help. This episode is all about how much sleep is "normal", when to know if you need help with sleep, who to ask, and what happens with in-home help. We'll chat to a mum who went to sleep school and we bring on the The Sleep Whisperer, Elizabeth Sloane to tell us how to get the whole family back to counting sheep.
  Show Notes
Episode Guests: <a href="http://www.elizabethsloane.com.au/"> Elizabeth Sloane </a>&amp; Tegan Gilchrist
Hosts: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/HollyWainwrightOnline/">Holly Wainwright</a> &amp; <a href="https://www.instagram.com/christiehayes">Christie Hayes</a>
Find us on Facebook at <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/207960126398862/">Year One with Baby</a>

So, you've had a baby. Your life will never be the same. Your boobs will never be the same.  And you're probably thinking, "How do I do this?" Welcome to Year One, the podcast that will get you through the first year of your baby's life, unscathed. Hosts Christie Hayes and Holly Wainwright have four kids under seven between them. Together with Mamamia's  in-house-dream team of experts, they will take you from the moment the baby pops out to blowing out the candles on their first birthday cake. It's honest, practical and hilarious advice about everything from breastfeeding to milestones, in a judgement free environment. 
Year One, it's like mother's group on demand.

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