Infant Sleep Consultant Adelaide
Gentle Newborn Sleep and Settling Support in Adelaide
The early weeks with a baby can feel exhausting, confusing and sometimes overwhelming. Advice around infant sleep often feels contradictory, leaving many parents unsure what is normal.
Kate Bergamasco offers gentle newborn sleep and settling support for families across Adelaide. As an experienced midwife with over 25 years supporting new parents, Kate helps families understand their baby’s natural rhythms while building confidence in the early weeks.
Understanding Newborn Sleep
Many parents worry they are creating “bad habits” if their baby:
- Sleeps in their arms
- Wakes often overnight
- Needs comfort to settle
- Feeds frequently at night
Sleep support sessions focus on practical strategies that work within your baby’s natural development.
An IBCLC has completed extensive clinical hours, formal examination and ongoing recertification. This credential allows for deeper clinical assessment of:
Understanding normal newborn sleep patterns
Recognising tired cues
Gentle settling techniques
Creating calm bedtime routines
Feeding and sleep balance
Supporting sleep after caesarean birth
Helping parents get more rest
Sleep and Feeding Often Work Together
As an experienced midwife and lactation consultant, Kate is able to assess both sleep and feeding together, helping families understand the bigger picture.
Support may include guidance around:
- Breastfeeding and night waking
- Cluster feeding patterns
- Growth spurts and sleep disruption
- Comfort feeding versus hunger cues
This combined approach often provides clarity and reassurance for tired parents.
Learn more about breastfeeding support here.
In Home Lactation Support Adelaide Families Value
A Calm, Evidence Based Approach
Infant Sleep Consultant Adelaide FAQs
No. The focus is gentle, responsive settling rather than strict sleep training methods.
Yes. Feeding and sleep are closely connected, so both can be discussed during consultations.
Yes. Newborn sleep support is designed for the early weeks and months when families are adjusting to life with a new baby.