PEDIATRIC SLEEP CONSULTANT IN HOUSTON, TX
Better sleep for your whole family starts here.
Sleep consultant. Sleep coach. Sleep trainer. Whatever you call it, you’re in the right place.
I support Houston families virtually, helping babies, toddlers, and big kids (ages 0–5) build healthy, independent sleep foundations through responsive, evidence-based sleep strategies.
Every plan is fully customized to your child’s needs and your family’s goals, with no cry-it-out methods required.
PROUDLY SERVING FAMILIES THROUGHOUT GREATER HOUSTON
Nite Nite Baby provides virtual pediatric sleep support for families throughout Houston and the surrounding areas, including:
Houston
Sugar Land
Sienna
Cypress
Missouri City
Clear Lake
Seabrook
Deer Park
Friendswood
League City
Pearland
Katy
Bellaire
West University
Richmond
Pasadena
and surrounding Greater Houston communities
Not local to Houston? No problem!
I also work with families across Texas and nationwide.
HOW I CAN HELP YOUR FAMILY
Personalized sleep support for newborns, infants, toddlers, and big kids (0-5 years).
Newborn Sleep
Support
Whether you're preparing for your baby's arrival or already navigating sleepless nights, we'll meet you where you are with personalized newborn sleep support that helps you build healthy sleep foundations from the very beginning—without sacrificing responsiveness or your parenting instincts.
(0-14 Weeks)
Infant Sleep
Support
Whether you're facing frequent night wakings, bedtime battles, short naps, or early mornings, we'll help you uncover the why behind your child's sleep struggles and create a personalized sleep plan that aligns with your parenting style—no cry-it-out required.
(14 weeks-12 months)
Whether you’re navigating bedtime battles, frequent night wakings, early mornings, nap transitions, or the move from crib to bed, we’ll help you uncover the why behind your child’s sleep struggles and create a personalized, age-appropriate plan that supports better sleep without sacrificing connection.
(1-5 Years)
Big Kid
Sleep Support
A DIFFERENT APPROACH TO PEDIATRIC SLEEP
Responsive sleep support that respects your instincts.
I’m Kenyon, a Certified Pediatric Sleep Consultant and NICU mom to a medically complex child with a G-tube. I understand firsthand just how different every child and every family can be, which is why personalized sleep support is so important to me.
My approach is holistic and evidence-based, looking at your child and your family as a whole. I’ll help identify what is contributing to your child’s sleep challenges and create a customized sleep plan tailored to your child’s needs and your family’s goals.
What Houston parents are saying
“I WAS SKEPTICAL AT FIRST. IT COMPLETELY CHANGED MY PERSPECTIVE.”
As a dad, I tend to question everything and wanted to make sure we were making the right decision—and investment—for our 10-month-old son. But after my wife and I sat down with Kenyon, it became clear that she really knows her stuff.
She took the time to answer all of our questions, explained everything in a way that made sense, and never made us feel rushed or pressured. We left feeling much more confident and reassured than when we walked in.
If you’re on the fence like I was, I’d definitely recommend scheduling a consultation. It completely changed my perspective.— Boback, Houston Dad to a 10-month-old
★★★★★ Google Review“SHE NEVER PUSHED US TOWARD METHODS THAT INVOLVED MORE CRYING THAN WE WERE COMFORTABLE WITH.”
Kenyon is incredibly patient, knowledgeable, and cares about the families she works with. Throughout the process, she shared a lot of helpful information and was always available when we had questions or needed reassurance.
She helped us through a very tough time and made what felt overwhelming much more manageable. What I appreciated most was how much she respected my wishes and my comfort level, and instead worked with us to find an approach that truly fit our family.
With her guidance, we were able to successfully sleep train our baby, and the improvement for our whole family has been incredible.— Nancy, Houston Mom to
a 6.5-month-old
★★★★★ Google Review“WE FINALLY HAD SPACE TO CONNECT AGAIN… AND THEN SLEPT FOR HOURS.”
We have a 7-month-old baby who previously needed co-sleeping and frequent night feeds. He was waking every 45 minutes to two hours, and I hadn’t slept more than two hours straight in months. I felt very little hope that it was going to change.
Only a few nights into our program with Kenyon, my husband and I had a stress-free Friday night together. We put our happy baby down to sleep, watched a show, ate pizza, and played a game without the stress of him waking every 45 minutes. It felt so nice to have space to connect again… and then sleep for hours after that!
Kenyon is so kind and supportive through everything and a great teacher as well. If you are on the fence, it will be worth it!— Kelsey, Mom of a 7-month-old
★★★★★ Google ReviewHOW IT WORKS
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We’ll talk about what’s going on with your child’s sleep, what you’ve already tried, what feels most challenging right now, and what you’re hoping to change.
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I’ll help you understand what may be contributing to your child’s current sleep challenges and recommend the level of support that makes the most sense for where your child is right now and the goals you’re hoping to reach.
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Every family comes to me at a different place in their sleep journey. I offer several levels of support based on your child’s needs, your goals, and how much guidance you’d like along the way.
I’ll help you determine which option makes the most sense for your family.
HOUSTON PEDIATRIC SLEEP SUPPORT
Looking for a
Sleep Consultant or Sleep Coach in Houston?
There are A LOT of terms that pop up when parents search for professional sleep support for their children: sleep consultant, sleep coach, sleep trainer, baby sleep specialist—you may have even searched one of those terms to find this page.
Regardless of what you call it, my role is to help you understand what is contributing to your child’s sleep challenges and provide clear, individualized guidance to help your family move forward to more restful nights.
I support Houston families with babies, toddlers, and big kids from newborn through age 5 with challenges like frequent night wakings, short naps, early morning wakings, toddler bedtime struggles, schedule challenges, sleep regressions, and more.
I also have personal and professional experience supporting families whose sleep needs may require additional consideration, including NICU graduates, babies and children with G-tubes, feeding challenges, and other medical complexities. Sleep support can be individualized around your child’s unique history, needs, and existing medical care.
Because my sleep consulting services are virtual, I work with families throughout Houston, Pasadena, Clear Lake, Friendswood, Seabrook, Webster, League City, Pearland, Deer Park, Sugar Land, Missouri City, Sienna, Richmond, Stafford, and surrounding Greater Houston communities.
FAQ’S
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No. Cry-it-out is never required to work with me. I use responsive, individualized sleep strategies designed to meet families where they are. I will help you choose an approach that fits your child’s temperament, your comfort level, and your family’s goals.
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Crying is communication, and I think it’s important to be transparent that some children may cry or become frustrated when we make changes to the way they fall asleep. That doesn’t mean your child will automatically cry, but just like learning any new skill, such as tummy time, crawling, walking, or trying something new, there can be growing pains along the way.
My goal isn’t to eliminate every moment of frustration. It’s to help your child build new sleep skills while still feeling supported and responded to throughout the process.
Every sleep method I recommend allows you to remain responsive to your child. You will never be required to leave your child alone to cry it out.
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No. Children are capable of learning to fall asleep independently beginning around 4 months adjusted age.
The approach to building independent sleep skills will look different depending on your child’s age, development, temperament, and current sleep habits, but most children can make meaningful progress with sleep at many different ages and stages.
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No. I believe parents do not have to stop breastfeeding in order to achieve better sleep. As a breastfeeding mom myself, I understand how important that relationship can be, and my goal is always to support your family in reaching your goals, whatever those may be.
That said, sometimes nursing is one of the ways a baby currently relies on to fall asleep. Rather than removing breastfeeding altogether, we can make meaningful changes that help your child build healthy, independent sleep skills without depending on nursing to fall asleep, while still respecting and maintaining your breastfeeding relationship.
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Yes. Temperament matters. Some children are more sensitive to change, more persistent, or need a slower and more responsive approach. Your child’s temperament is one of the things I consider when creating their personalized sleep plan.
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No. I support families virtually throughout Houston, Texas, and nationwide.
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My primary specialty is children from newborn through age 5. That said, if your child is older, please feel free to still schedule a free consult call with me.
I can let you know whether I’m the right fit or whether another provider may be more appropriate. -
Yes, payment plans are available for select sleep support services. You can ask about current options during your free sleep consultation.
BETTER SLEEP STARTS WITH UNDERSTANDING WHAT YOUR CHILD NEEDS.
You don’t have to keep guessing what’s causing your child’s sleep challenges or what to try next. Let’s talk about what’s going on, what you’ve already tried, and what better sleep would look like for your family.