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How to Find Your First Sleep Consulting Clients Jayne said the education was valuable to her work.

She learned a lot more through taking the course.

It gave her more confidence in the field of sleep consulting and working with clients.

Jayne said there were two main reasons for this: She had been through it with her own two kids and felt well qualified.īut she still considered it important to take a course and become certified before providing her services to others. Jayne told me she was already well-read on the topic of improving babies’ sleep. She decided to start as a passion project but told me it quickly turned into a legit business. She had also helped friends with their kids, and learning about how to help kids sleep better had been a hobby of hers for years. The topic wasn’t completely new to her, Jayne had been good at getting her own kids to sleep through the night. Jayne told me she decided to get her sleep consultant certification, “on a whim.” “I was feeling burned out from the stay-at-home mom life, and was really itching to have something to exercise my brain and to get the creative juices flowing again,” Jayne told me.

It was after the birth of her daughter that Jayne said she started wanting to explore working again. Jayne said she loved being a stay-at-home mom, and four years later she had a daughter.

When Jayne’s son was born, she decided to leave her job and become a full-time stay-at-home mom. “Prior to becoming a sleep consultant, I worked in catering sales,” Jayne told me. The Idea to Start a Sleep Consulting Business You'll also receive my best side hustle tips and weekly-ish newsletter.