The Early Foundations Session - $259
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For parents of babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and young children (age 0-6 yrs). We’re excited to jump in a zoom session with you to put your concerns to rest, offer some guidance and resources, and to validate all of the hard work you’re doing! This low-prep and no pressure zoom meeting is perfect for the family that is seeking confirmation that they are on the right track. No questions are off limits here! This call is like chatting with your bestie in a coffee shop!
This session provides a structured introduction to early neurodevelopment, nervous system regulation, sleep physiology, sensory processing, and common red flags in infancy and early childhood. Without requiring a detailed intake, we focus on building a clear framework so you can better understand your child’s patterns and make informed decisions moving forward. It is designed for parents who want grounded, science-informed context before pursuing more individualized support.
Because this package does not include analysis of an intake form - it is not recommended for families looking for a lot of troubleshooting.
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Infant sleep consulting services that are holistic, connection focused, and tailored to meet your baby’s unique needs.
60 Minute Zoom meeting - including any pertinent education materials that I may send your way.
This package does not include analysis of an intake form.
Integrative Neurodiversity Consultation - $449
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For parents of babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and young children (age 0-6 years). This package entails the expertise of a Certified Baby-Lead Sleep and Wellness Specialist - who has been where you are! During our call, we will work to ensure that you have all of the tools you need to feel confident as you make small adjustments to work towards goals that work for you and your family, and towards achieving more rest for everyone!
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Infant sleep consulting services that are holistic, connection focused, and tailored to meet your baby’s unique needs.
The Integrative Neurodiversity Consultation is a comprehensive, high-touch evaluation and planning process for infants and young children from birth through age six whose needs extend beyond typical expectations (highly sensitive, neurodivergent, medically complex). This offering evolved from my original comprehensive sleep consultations, and while a detailed sleep analysis remains central, it is now embedded within a broader neurodevelopmental framework.
Prior to our consultation, you will complete an in-depth intake that allows me to analyze your child’s sleep architecture, feeding patterns, regulation capacity, sensory responses, developmental history, medical background, and family environment. We examine not only what is happening, but how often, how intensely, and in what context. Patterns matter. Frequency matters. Family systems matter.
During our consultation, we synthesize this information into a clear, developmentally grounded understanding of your child’s nervous system profile. We assess temperament, sensory processing tendencies, attachment dynamics, environmental stressors, and sleep physiology as interconnected systems rather than isolated concerns. If red flags are present, we discuss them directly. This may include consideration of airway concerns, feeding mechanics, motor coordination, regulation challenges, emerging neurodivergent traits, or the need for further evaluation through physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, Early Intervention (EI), or Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE), depending on availability in your region.
Families receive a comprehensive sleep analysis and plan tailored to their child’s nervous system and developmental profile. This is not behavior modification. It is physiology-informed support that aligns with attachment, regulation, and long-term development. In addition to sleep support, you will receive structured guidance for sensory lifestyle adjustments, regulation support, feeding considerations, and next-step referrals where appropriate.
Following our consultation, ongoing email support and supplemental resources allow us to clarify recommendations, refine strategies, and ensure you feel equipped to implement changes thoughtfully. When provider interactions feel dismissive, you will not be left without language. I help you articulate concerns clearly, reference observable patterns, and advocate effectively for further evaluation when indicated.
This consultation is designed for families who want more than reassurance. It is for those seeking clarity, comprehensive analysis, and a steady professional partnership as they navigate early neurodevelopment with intention and informed consent.
Includes intake form analysis, educational materials, referrals as needed, and an hour long video meeting to go over your detailed intake form. You can expect to walk away from our conversation with a plan in place to feel confident moving forward. We will also discuss any red flags and any questions or concerns, that you may have.
Existing Client Add-On - $149
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For parents of babies & toddlers over 9 months old, I'm here to provide unwavering guidance! This comprehensive package entails the expertise of a Certified Baby-Lead Sleep and Wellness Specialist - who has been where you are! We will be by your side for an entire month, as we make small adjustments to work towards goals that work for you and your family, and towards achieving more rest for everyone!
This is ideal for the parent who wants a lot of 1-to-1 support and guidance. Together, we will workout a roadmap to better sleep for your family. We’ll be by your side accompanying you through an entire month with your baby to overcome any sleep challenges.
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Infant sleep consulting services that are holistic, connection focused, and tailored to meet your baby’s unique needs.
60 Minute Zoom meeting or detailed email response - both include any pertinent education materials that I may send your way.
This package does not include analysis of an intake form.
My work is rooted in challenging the current paradigm of how we approach and support neurodivergent babies.
For too long, highly sensitive and neurodivergent infants have been dismissed, minimized, or mischaracterized. Parents are told it’s “just colic.” They’re advised to wait it out. They’re encouraged to implement behavioral sleep training without a thorough evaluation of feeding, airway, sensory processing, nervous system regulation, or early developmental differences.
I believe we can—and must—do better.
As a registered nurse, certified lactation counselor, pediatric sleep specialist, and neurodivergent mother of three neurodivergent boys, I approach babies through a nervous system lens. Sleep is not a skill to be learned. It is a biological function deeply intertwined with regulation, sensory processing, attachment, and development.
When a baby cries inconsolably, wakes frequently, or requires constant contact, it is not a result of being “spoiled.” It is communication. It warrants careful assessment, not dismissal. A diagnosis of “colic” should never replace early intervention referral, comprehensive evaluation, and meaningful support.
The Early Neurodiversity Company exists to bridge the gap between instinct and evidence. Here, we prioritize regulation over compliance. Investigation over assumption. Support over suppression.
My goal is not to make babies easier to manage.
It is to ensure they are understood.
It is to ensure that parents are heard and not dismissed.
Together, we build environments that protect connection, honor neurodivergent development, and support both parent and child—without resorting to behavioral extinction methods that override biology.
Tired of hearing that you’re the reason your little one is so sensitive? That if you were more consistent, more structured, or simply tried harder, things would improve?
You are not the problem. And your child is not broken.
Persistent sleep disruption, sensory overwhelm, feeding difficulty, and regulation challenges are not moral failures or signs of poor parenting. They are information. They are patterns. And patterns deserve thoughtful evaluation, not dismissal.
At The Early Neurodiversity Company, we move beyond reassurance and into understanding. You will not be handed generic advice or told to wait it out. Instead, you will gain clarity about what is biologically typical, what may indicate underlying nervous system differences, and what warrants further support.
Together, we examine the full picture—sleep physiology, sensory processing, attachment, temperament, feeding mechanics, environmental stressors, and potential red flags. We identify what is contributing to your child’s struggles and build a plan that supports regulation, connection, and sustainable rest without relying on separation-based tactics or behaviorist methods.
You deserve more than being told that “all babies do that.”
You deserve informed answers, structured guidance, and a partner who takes your concerns seriously.
Meet the Team
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Taylor is a passionate advocate for intuitive parenting and a dedicated mother of two (with a little one on the way). Her journey began in the NICU, where she navigated the complexities of infant sleep while grappling with misinformation and fear based strategies. This experience ignited her passion for providing evidence-based, compassionate support to parents.
As a certified Sleep and Well-Being Specialist and Lactation Education Counselor, Taylor combines her academic background in Psychology and Nutrition with real-world experience to empower parents. Her unique perspective, shaped by her personal experiences with a highly sensitive child and a sibling with profound support and accessibility needs, allows her to understand the intricate needs of families navigating the challenges of raising neurodivergent, medically complex, or highly sensitive children.
Taylor's approach is rooted in connection, intuition, and evidence-based practices. She specializes in understanding and supporting biologically normal infant and toddler sleep patterns, identifying potential underlying medical or environmental factors that may be impacting sleep, and supporting parents based on each family’s unique needs. By taking a holistic approach, she focuses on supporting the whole child, including their emotional, physical, and developmental needs. She believes in gentle, responsive parenting techniques that foster a strong bond between parent and child, and does not utilize any separation-based sleep training methods.
Working with Taylor is like a FaceTime with your BFF, only your BFF is an expert, and she totally CAN relate.
Follow Taylor on Instagram at Babyledsleepmama.
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Hi! I’m Seugnet, a Certified Sleep & Wellbeing Specialist, licensed therapist and most importantly I am a Mama to a highly sensitive little boy, my reason for entering the world of sleep! I am shaped by my personal and professional experiences. My education is rooted in child development, attachment sciences and family relationships. I have a master’s degree in Systemic Psychotherapy (Family Therapy), Bachelor’s degree in Social Work and Post Graduate diploma in Play Therapy. I have loved working with families from all walks of life over the past 20 yearsliving in South Africa and London, UK and the US. I have extensive experience in supporting families from various cultural backgrounds with parenting, family relationships, adult and children’s mental health and sleep.
I have always loved to study and do research in my work with families, and it was no different when my son was born. I realized despite all my years of studying that I knew very little about sleep and sleep science. As a new mother, exhausted and anxious, I found myself completely overwhelmed by all the different and conflicting messages I was receiving from outside influences about what ‘normal’ sleep should look like.
I was fortunate to navigate my way through all the overwhelming information by listening to my heart, drawing from my knowledge around child attachment, child development and by responding to my son’s needs day and night! I felt at peace following my own intuition and seeing positive changes with regards to sleep without compromising my attachment relationship with him. I was able to frame sleep from a developmentally normal perspective, learned more about temperament, neurodiversity, maternal mental health, attachment, sensory needs and all the various puzzle pieces that affect sleep.
It has since this time become a passion of mine to support families to get more sleep without feeling that separation-based techniques or ‘waiting it out’ are the only options available to them. I have a holistic and supportive approach. I believe that a parent’s instinct is their best guide, and I hope to offer families a map and guide them to reach their sleep goals for their little ones.
Follow Seugnet on Instagram @sleep.growingroots
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The Early Neurodiversity Company Approach
As a registered nurse, Certified lactation counselor, Pediatric Sleep Specialist, and a mom to three highly sensitive, neurodivergent, wonderful boys!I am a Registered Nurse (RN-BSN), a Certified Lactation Counselor (CLC), and in 2022 I completed my Baby-Led Sleep Certification. My nursing continuing education, for the past 6 years, has focused heavily on pediatric development, including infant sleep physiology and architecture, airway and sleep-disordered breathing, reflux and feeding disorders, oral ties and oral motor function, sensory processing, retained primitive reflexes, low ferritin and pediatric iron deficiency, and early neurodevelopmental differences.Beyond formal training, the past seven years of raising three neurodivergent boys have shaped me just as profoundly. I have worked closely alongside physical therapists (PT), occupational therapists (OT), speech-language pathologists (ST), early childhood educators (ECE), early intervention teams, and medical specialists—learning how systems function, where they fall short, and how advocacy language changes outcomes. My work is built on both clinical education and lived experience, grounded in the belief that early, informed, neurodiversity-affirming support should never require a fight—or be delayed.My mission is to support families of highly sensitive, neurodivergent, and complex infants and young children by helping them understand what is happening beneath the surface. While sleep is often the entry point, our work extends into nervous system regulation, sensory processing, feeding dynamics, temperament, attachment, and early developmental support. Together, we focus on what your child’s physiology is communicating, what your family truly needs, and how to create sustainable rhythms that support both connection and restorative rest.
My services do not include behaviorist sleep training, extinction-based methods, or separation-driven tactics.
You can expect a plan moving forward that:
Integrates a comprehensive sleep analysis grounded in physiology rather than compliance
Prioritizes nervous system regulation and attachment security
Honors your child’s temperament, sensory profile, and developmental trajectory
Screens for red flags related to airway function, feeding mechanics, motor development, regulation capacity, and emerging neurodivergent traits
Provides guidance on when to pursue occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech therapy, Early Intervention, or further medical evaluation
Equips you with clear language and documentation strategies to advocate confidently if concerns are minimized by providers
Supports feeding relationships through evidence-informed lactation and developmental insight
Accounts for family dynamics, parental capacity, and environmental stressors
Offers realistic, sustainable adjustments that protect connection while improving sleep and regulation
During our time together, we will explore your goals, your concerns, and the full context of your child’s development. Every baby is different. Every family system is different. Understanding your child’s nervous system profile is foundational to understanding their sleep, feeding, and behavior.
Whether you are navigating chronic night waking, split nights, sensory overload, feeding difficulty, mouth breathing, dysregulation, developmental concerns, or simply wondering whether what you’re seeing is typical, we will approach it systematically and collaboratively.
You will leave with clarity about what is biologically expected, what warrants further investigation, and what next steps are appropriate. We will discuss potential red flags openly and outline referral pathways when needed. You will understand your child’s temperament and sensory needs, along with practical strategies to support them in daily life.
