Take an evening off from bedtime duty and join Lucy Wolfe for some canapés, drinks and expert advice on how to master your child’s sleep routine in House, Lesson Street, on Thursday 26 March from 6.30p.m. Event commences at 7PM.

When it comes to baby sleep, Lucy Wolfe has seen – and solved – it all. Her gentle stay-and-support approach has helped thousands of people achieve the holy grail of parenthood: a full night’s sleep! But even with the best routine things can go awry.

At this exclusive event to launch her second book, Lucy will be discussing some of the most common problems she has encountered with clients over the years, and offering her expert advice on how to tackle the most common sleep issues, from birth to six years; including:

• An introduction to your child's sleep: What is a sleep problem and who can have one? Why does it happen and what can you do?
• Gentle sleep-shaping strategies to embrace from birth to six months.
• Gentle sleep-learning strategies to implement from six months to six years.
• Addressing three core reasons that routinely dilute parents’ efforts.
• Decisions to make that improve sleep: Where does your baby sleep? Who starts the process? Using a dummy and when to begin.
• Definitive steps towards positive sleep practices, including using the stay-and-support approach to gently and considerately improve sleep by day and by night.

Followed by a questions and answers session and book signing. Tickets cost €16.99 and include a copy of Lucy’s book, which will be available for collection on the night.

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Further information

Lucy Wolfe is a paediatric sleep consultant and mum of four children. She is the head of Sleep Matters, where she has many years’ experience and a proven track record in helping babies and children learn to sleep more soundly. She has completed extensive training, certification and continuous professional development with the Gentle Sleep Program (USA), with further studies in Child Sleep Consultancy, Postnatal Depression and Child Nutrition, accredited by the OCN (UK). She has specific training and certification for children aged four to five months, with continued studies in Parent Mentoring and Relationship Studies (UCC). She is the former European Director of the Association of Professional Sleep Consultants and a member of the International Association of Child Sleep Consultants.