Video course · Dai 2 anni
The Big-Kid Kit
The three steps a child takes together, around the age of two: falling asleep on their own, letting go of the dummy, and moving into their own room. Tackling them with the same method, and in the right order, makes them far easier.
14-day guarantee, based on action: if you've followed the path, kept the sleep diary and genuinely given it a go, and it hasn't helped, write to me with your diary and what you tried — and I'll give you everything back.
Does this sound familiar?
The things you both have to let go of
- They'll only fall asleep if you stay in the room, and you can't get out any more
- The dummy is still there and you don't know how to take it away without the drama
- You want to move to their own room but you're afraid of losing the little that works
- Every evening ends with a different round of negotiation
They're three goodbyes that usually turn up at the same time, between two and four years old. Facing them together, in a sensible order, costs far less than one at a time and at random — and above all, don't ask your child to give up three things in the same week.
E se invece…
Immagina la stessa sera, fra due mesi.
La storia, il bacio, la porta. Lui resta lì — nel suo letto, nella sua stanza, senza ciuccio — e si addormenta da solo. Non perché avete resistito ai suoi pianti, ma perché gli avete insegnato una cosa per volta, con calma, finché non è stato capace.
E tu sei di là, e non stai aspettando in corridoio.
After this guide
Where you'll get to
Si addormenta da solo
Senza che tu debba restare sdraiata al buio a controllare il respiro per capire quando puoi provare ad alzarti.
Il ciuccio se ne va senza drammi
Per gradi, in qualche settimana, con lui che partecipa invece di subirlo. Non in una notte, e non di nascosto.
La sua stanza diventa sua
Il passaggio fatto una volta sola, quando è pronto lui — invece di spostarlo, tornare indietro e rifarlo.
In un ordine che regge
La parte che nessuna guida singola può darti: cosa prima, cosa dopo, e quanto aspettare fra un distacco e l’altro.
What’s inside
Three ages, one path.
Bought separately they come to €72. Together they are €55 — you save €17, and you don’t have to decide today what you’ll need in a year.
12 – 6 yearsInto Their Own Room
The move into their own room, without them feeling sent away.
22 years +Falling Asleep Alone from 2 Years
Learning to fall asleep alone while staying sure of you.
And, at any age
Goodbye Dummy
Letting it go gently, when the moment is right.
This is for you if…
- Your child is between two and four years old
- There's more than one thing to let go of and you don't know which to start with
- You want to do it gradually, without leaving them to cry alone
This isn’t for you if…
- Your child is under eighteen months: below that age the dummy still has a role and falling asleep alone isn't a realistic ask.
- You're looking for a method that fixes everything in a week: here we go step by step, and it takes weeks.
- You're in the middle of another big change — a house move, a new baby just arrived. One thing at a time.
Who's with you
Christina
I'm a holistic sleep coach and a mother of three. I work with families who don't want to leave their child to cry and no longer know who to believe. My approach starts from the bond: a child who feels safe sleeps better — not because we trained them, but because they no longer need to call us to know we're there.
Sogni d’oro,
ChristinaFrequently asked questions
One goodbye at a time
The kit doesn't ask you to do everything at once: it tells you in what order, and how long to leave between one and the next. That's the difference between a step that holds and one that falls apart after ten days.
14-day guarantee, based on action: if you've followed the path, kept the sleep diary and genuinely given it a go, and it hasn't helped, write to me with your diary and what you tried — and I'll give you everything back. · Available in Italian and English