When you are sleep deprived, you hear others say this is part of motherhood
"Sleep?! Make sure you enjoy your last days of good sleep"
Does this sound familiar? Trust me, this doesn't have to be your reality.
Sleeping and getting good rest is possible.
Here's what else is possible for you during this phase of life
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Getting your restful nights back and say hi again to those long hot showers without rushing out for a waking baby!
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Better understanding of your child's needs and frustrations, as now you have a clear schedule that guides your day
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Being more energized, balanced and having time for yourself again
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Enjoying those special date nights again without having to rush the hour before your child wakes again
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Continue giving your night feeds if you wish with having control on when they happen
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Gift your child good sleep and still be the most loving parent they could ask for!
Are you ready to live these results?
Solve your child's sleep challenges
Work with me and together we'll get your life back on track, and sleep will be the last thing you've to worry about in the list of mom worries.
What inspired me towards this journey?
Labor was the hardest thing I’d ever done—35 hours of exhaustion, pain, and fear. When the nurses said, “Your baby is struggling. One more push!” I found a strength I didn’t know I had. And then, he was here. But instead of relief, there was silence.
"Why isn’t he crying? Where are you taking him?" They rushed him to the NICU. Those moments felt like an eternity, but then I heard it—his cry. A sound that brought both joy and heartbreak. I wasn’t holding him. I wasn’t feeding him. All the first moments I had imagined for nine months were replaced with shivering in a hospital bed, pumping tiny drops of colostrum while he lay in a glass box surrounded by machines.
The next day, we learned Saud had suffered a neonatal stroke. The guilt hit hard. “Was it my fault? Did my body fail him?” Even now, those thoughts creep in. The doctors didn’t have all the answers but left me with hope: “Babies’ brains are elastic. Anything is possible.
When we finally brought Saud home, I thought the hardest part was over—but it wasn’t. He wouldn’t sleep. Night after night, he struggled to rest, and so did I. I felt helpless watching my tiny miracle so restless, knowing how important sleep was for his healing and growth.
Desperate to help him, I started researching everything I could about sleep. I learned how vital it is for a baby’s brain development and how much it could impact his recovery. I couldn’t control what had happened during labor, but I could give him the gift of restful sleep.
It wasn’t easy, but through trial, error, and lots of love, we found our way. Today, as Saud approaches five, he’s a curious, thriving little boy full of life. I see God’s grace in him every day and am so thankful I could give him what he needed to grow.
Every child deserves that gift—whether their start in life is smooth or full of challenges. From one mom to another, I’m here to help you give your little one the gift of restful sleep, because I know how much it means to a mother’s heart.
When my son was in a stage of waking up every 2 hours throughout the night, keeping in mind that establishing healthy sleep for him was a key priority to me, I became obsessed with understanding everything about baby's sleep! I kept reading books after books trying to figure out how to help myself out of those long sleepless nights.
It helped, but being a tired drained mom at that time, I needed someone to take me by the hand emotionally as I was going through this.
So, I hired a sleep consultant and since then my baby's sleep issues became past!
Sleep brought me back much more joyful days as a mom. Our days shifted from counting the minutes I have to be rushed around finishing other chores as my baby sleeps 30 minutes to counting the hours until I see that adorable smile again in the morning. I wanted to share the gift of sleep with other moms in my community, so I embarked on a mission to become your Certified Pediatric Sleep Consultant to help you overcome your child's sleep challenges and get you rest.
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I want to be part of your village and support you if you're:
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Tired and drained from lack of sleep and you want to get out of this so you can think clearly again!
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Wanting to make change for better, but you aren't able to do it alone and you need that extra help
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Enjoying every bit of your journey but not those resentful feelings, and you know it's because you have exhausted every energy you have by the end of the day and the nights are just more tiring
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Craving to get more time for yourself and be energized again to start chasing your goals.
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Wondering how would it feel like to wake up well-rested again!
Any of these needs resonate with you?
Then let's work to get your family rested again after a good night sleep! ​
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Ahlam Albattashi
Certified Pediatric Sleep Consultant
I'm a sleep consultant, certified positive discipline parent educator, entrepreneur, engineer & unshakable optimist committed to get your family rest again and spend more time adding joy to your parenthood journey.
As a working mom with 2 kids under 3, I wouldn't be able to juggle life with work and this obsession of mine of teaching sleep, if sleep wasn't something I mastered myself. Yes, it could have been possible to do it all but having my little ones asleep by 7:30 pm gives me a clear mindset to focus on my work to help more families like yours.
My passion in understanding baby's sleep started as a curiosity from wanting to improve my first-born's sleep and help him through the neonatal stroke he went through as a newborn. That led me to become that mom that geeks all about baby's sleep from one book to another and counting sleep cycles by the minute.
I believe that there's a solution to everything, even if you haven't come across it yet. That's what leads me to always want to know more about parenting and spending a lot of time exploring topics like: positive parenting, attachment, discipline, behaviors, and whatever that comes across my everyday life struggles as a mom.
While working with me, you might hear some mom-to-mom tips. It doesn't mean I am an expert in these areas, that's just based on my personal experience in this journey.
I believe in bonding and positive attachment, so be assured that your child's emotional needs aren't going to be neglected as they learn independent sleep.
Now tell me mama, are you ready to get your child benefits of good sleep and get your sleep back?
9 random facts you don't know about me...
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I love Matcha. I rarely drink coffee, but I love Matcha. A day without a cup of that vibrant green drink would end up with me snoozing by mid-day!
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I love collecting journals and everything that looks artistic from stationary stores. I don't end up using all of them, but I always think a day will come that I will make use of them or gift someone. ​
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My name means dreams in Arabic, and I always wonder if it has something to do with the many big dreams that keep expanding for myself and those around me!
Funny fact: the soft "h" in my name can be hard to pronounce in some cultures and they would call me "Alam" which is way far away from dreams meaning and it means pain in Arabic!
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​I have a FOMO towards personal development topics. If a day passes by without me reading something in personal development, you'll find me listening to at least 10 minutes of a book from my audible collection. How obsessed? well 90% of books I read are self- development books.
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I'm obsessed with self-education and online courses. If there is anything I struggle with, I look for a good course that can help me with that specific challenge and can even instantly buy it if I am in a rush for solutions! (which I always am). I think as humans we should always be on a journey of continuous learning.
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I heart Sushi, not the raw kind though. I know you would say that's not the real sushi you are having , but hey ! to me it is good enough as it is named sushi. If you're a mama that loves sushi, don't forget to mention it when we work together!
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I had always been a multi-passionate person drawn into a multitude of seemingly unconnected things: writing, psychology, entrepreneurship, art, productivity, travelling, parenting and personal development just to name a few.
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I approach most people with ease, and I find myself easily drawn to the type of people who know how to have deep conversations on any topic, and this is how I talk about motherhood when I am with friends.
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My moment of joy in the day is telling my toddler I have a secret to share, then I whisper in his ear " I love you" and I just enjoy hearing his loud giggles and him wanting it to be on repeat again and again for 100 times! ​
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