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In this podcast episode, entrepreneur and sleep coach Meredith Brough shares her personal motherhood journey of growth and healing. She opens up about the emotional struggles she has carried since childhood, trauma she experienced in her teen years, and how these experiences have affected her as a mother, influenced her parenting style, and even shaped her Baby-Centered Sleep coaching approach.
Meredith emphasizes the importance of being vulnerable, seeking wellness, and regulating one's nervous system to be a better parent. She also shares her transformation of becoming a more understanding and less authoritative parent, and how she has become a healer to her children. Meredith encourages open communication, love, and forgiveness in families.
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Ready to understand your child better and unlock the keys to your exhaustion? Then take the Sleep Temperament Quiz: Babies Toddlers
If you'd like to learn about the Baby-Centered Sleep Consultant Program or Mastermind set up a call with Meredith HERE.
Don't forget to leave a rating or review and share your favorite episodes!
Key Words:
Sleep coach, sleep consultant, childhood pain, trauma, children, infant, sleep, nervous system, improving sleep, parenting, frustration in parenting, exhausted parent, emotional regulation, self soothing, crying, poor sleep, emotional health, upbringing, parents, healing, growth, therapy, spiritual practices, prayer, the Bible, emotional triggers, wounds, therapy, open communication, vulnerability, forgiveness, family love, anxiety, social difficulties, motherhood, mom regret, guilt, security,
The Baby-Centered Sleep Consultant Certification Program Launches on January 6th 2026!
Use the links below to learn more. While you're looking around, add your name to our waiting list to get updates about our next session.
Learn More About the Baby-Centered Sleep Consultant Certification Program HERE.
Learn about our Baby-Centered Sleep approach, methods and principles, hear from a few of our graduates, and get to know Meredith HERE.
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In this podcast episode, entrepreneur and sleep coach Meredith Brough shares her personal motherhood journey of growth and healing. She opens up about the emotional struggles she has carried since childhood, trauma she experienced in her teen years, and how these experiences have affected her as a mother, influenced her parenting style, and even shaped her Baby-Centered Sleep coaching approach.
Meredith emphasizes the importance of being vulnerable, seeking wellness, and regulating one's nervous system to be a better parent. She also shares her transformation of becoming a more understanding and less authoritative parent, and how she has become a healer to her children. Meredith encourages open communication, love, and forgiveness in families.
Topics:
Ready to understand your child better and unlock the keys to your exhaustion? Then take the Sleep Temperament Quiz: Babies Toddlers
If you'd like to learn about the Baby-Centered Sleep Consultant Program or Mastermind set up a call with Meredith HERE.
Don't forget to leave a rating or review and share your favorite episodes!
Key Words:
Sleep coach, sleep consultant, childhood pain, trauma, children, infant, sleep, nervous system, improving sleep, parenting, frustration in parenting, exhausted parent, emotional regulation, self soothing, crying, poor sleep, emotional health, upbringing, parents, healing, growth, therapy, spiritual practices, prayer, the Bible, emotional triggers, wounds, therapy, open communication, vulnerability, forgiveness, family love, anxiety, social difficulties, motherhood, mom regret, guilt, security,
The Baby-Centered Sleep Consultant Certification Program Launches on January 6th 2026!
Use the links below to learn more. While you're looking around, add your name to our waiting list to get updates about our next session.
Learn More About the Baby-Centered Sleep Consultant Certification Program HERE.
Learn about our Baby-Centered Sleep approach, methods and principles, hear from a few of our graduates, and get to know Meredith HERE.