PHILADELPHIA, PA — Tiny Transitions Sleep Consulting has unveiled SleepSteps™, an innovative sleep coaching solution aimed at helping families cultivate healthy sleep routines for children aged 0-4. This new self-paced program stands out in the industry with its unique “Pay What You Can” model, allowing families of various financial backgrounds to access expert sleep guidance.
The SleepSteps™ program offers a comprehensive, step-by-step framework that parents can navigate at their own convenience. It includes expert-driven guidance, video lessons, and resources that tackle typical sleep challenges, from newborn habits to toddler transitions. Additionally, the program provides weekly live training sessions and a community of parents and sleep coaches, all accessible via a dedicated app for iOS and Android.
Courtney Zentz, Founder and CEO of Tiny Transitions Sleep Consulting, emphasized the importance of accessible sleep support. “Sleep is fundamental to a family’s overall well-being, and we believe every child deserves quality rest, regardless of financial circumstances,” she stated. “Our mission is to deliver trusted, research-based sleep coaching that truly changes lives.”
The “Pay What You Can” initiative allows participation for as little as $5, making professional sleep support attainable for more families. In line with their commitment to giving back, Tiny Transitions will donate 10% of all monthly sales to Postpartum International, supporting those affected by postpartum depression.
SleepSteps™ highlights include foundational sleep education, personalized training methods, strategies for tackling night wakings, consistent nap schedules, and support for navigating sleep regressions. The program also features access to certified sleep consultants and a supportive parent community.
Through SleepSteps™, Tiny Transitions aims to ensure that high-quality sleep education is within reach for every family, helping to improve the well-being of children and parents alike.
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