A little bit more about me...

 

I currently live in Birmingham, Alabama (originally from Mobile) with my husband, Patrick, and our daughter, Merritt. In 2012,  I graduated from the University of Alabama with a degree in Human Development and Family Studies. After college, I worked for over five years in the social services department of a private foster care agency. During that time, I received several years of TBRI® (Trust-Based Relational Intervention) training and worked closely with children from a wide range of backgrounds, many of whom had experienced trauma or attachment-related challenges. That work deeply shaped how I see children and taught me the importance of balancing both structure and nurture.

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Caring for little ones has always been a natural part of my life—I’ve babysat and nannied for as long as I can remember, and I’ve always felt especially comfortable with infants. One of the first times I really put my sleep knowledge into practice was when my best friend had triplets. As you can imagine, sleep was a huge challenge for their family, and I stepped in to help. Within just two nights, we saw a major transformation (they were around 11 months at the time). That experience confirmed for me how life-changing healthy sleep rhythms can be, not only for babies but for parents too. I was so proud to have been able to do something for people I cared for and considered family.

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Since then, I’ve helped friends and families in various ways over the years, and each time I’ve been reminded how powerful it is to give the gift of rest. Eventually, I realized this was more than something I could do on the side—it was a calling.

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It's my privilege to come alongside families in this tender season to help create more peace in their homes. My hope is always that the work I do brings both comfort and confidence to parents while allowing little ones to thrive.