Sleep Support

Learn more about our partner, Sleep Wise

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It may be strange to think that sleeping is a skill that does not come naturally. As a new parent, you are often so exhausted that you fall asleep as soon as your head hits the pillow. Your newborn, however, does not yet possess this ability. Although they spend most of the time sleeping, they need to learn when to sleep and how to sleep. Sleep training is essentially teaching your baby how to sleep without assistance from you.

Because there is so much conflicting information out there, most parents are confused, exhausted, and frustrated. At Leva, we provide evidence-based information and access to professional sleep-training coaching sessions provided by Sleep Wise Consulting to help you and your baby get that much-needed rest.

Meet Katie Pitts, founder of Sleep Wise Consulting!

After battling with sleep training herself, Katie delved deep into the science behind sleep and has offered invaluable advice to countless struggling moms. She shares her personal story and best tips on what worked for her.

As a Certified Pediatric & Adult Sleep Consultant, she has undergone comprehensive training, mentoring, and continuing education which has given her the very best tools and knowledge available to help you get your little one sleeping through the night.

She started Sleep Wise Consulting to help parents (and their little ones) get the rest they deserve! She is incredibly proud of what they do because it works – and it will work for your family. She’d be thrilled with the opportunity to take you from fighting sleep to a happier, healthier baby and family. It’s time to end the guesswork and know that you are in good hands.

Listen to Katie’s story about why she started Sleep Wise Consulting and see how passionate she is in finding you the rest and peace of mind.

Meet the Sleep Wise Consulting Team

Read about the team and schedule time to discuss your sleep needs.

Katie Pitts

Katie Pitts

Kelly Anderson

Kelly Anderson

Marissa Gianakas

Marissa Gianakas

Susan Lowman

Susan Lowman

Halie Powell

Halie Powell

Erica Threet

Erica Threet

Articles by Sleep Experts

Articles
To Dream Feed or Not to Dream Feed?
To Dream Feed or Not to Dream Feed?

Let me paint you a picture. You get your baby ready for bed and put her to sleep for the night. She has been asleep for a few hours, and you are prepared to go to bed now too. You sneak into the room where your baby is sleeping, pick her up, and quietly feed her. Once you are finished feeding her, you lay her back down in her sleep space. You do this all while trying to keep her asleep. This is known as a dream feed because your baby doesn’t naturally wake up hungry.

How Many Naps Should My Baby Get?
How Many Naps Should My Baby Get?

Let’s dive deeper into four different age categories and discuss your child’s sleep as they transition through each developmental stage. Often, the number of naps will be dictated by the amount of awake time they can tolerate. So as your child grows month by month, they can slowly add more wake time to their days.

All About Swaddles
All About Swaddles

Swaddling helps babies transition from being in the cozy confined space of the womb to adapting to the outside world. It provides comfort, security, and warmth in the early months. The slight pressure of the swaddle around their bodies gives newborns a sense of security. As they grow, babies need to be weaned off the swaddle. Read on to find out more about swaddles and how to transition your baby off the swaddle.