Mornings, evenings, and everything in between can feel like a constant fight ...
Maybe you recognize yourself here:
- Every routine feels like a relentless struggle
- Bedtime stretches on forever and still no one is sleeping well
- Youâre dealing with hitting, biting, pushing, breaking things, or constant meltdowns
- Getting out the door feels impossible because someone wonât get dressed or into the car seat
- You and your partner arenât on the same page about whatâs âokayâ and what isnât
- Youâve tried gentle parenting, firm parenting, and every post youâve saved on Instagram, and nothing seems to stick
You love your kids.
You just donât love how your days feel right now. Â
Most of the parents I work with tell me some version of, âI donât even like being a parent right now,â or âI dread tomorrow because I know it will be more of the same.â
Youâre not a bad parent.
Youâre an under-supported parent in a very noisy, very judgmental parenting world. Â
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Youâre not here for more theory or more guilt. Youâre here because you want real changes in your home.
Together, we focus on:
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Peaceful, predictable nights
So your child can fall asleep and stay asleep in their own bed, and you can have a few hours to breathe, be an adult, reconnect with your partner, or just watch your favorite show without being âon call.â
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Calmer days and fewer meltdowns
So youâre not bracing yourself for the next explosion over the wrong color cup, getting dressed, or turning off a screen. Youâll have simple tools, clear language, and plans you can actually follow when things get big.
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A stronger, more united parenting team
So you and your partner (or co-parent) arenât arguing about consequences in front of your child or undoing each otherâs decisions. Instead, youâre presenting a united front built on trust, respect, communication, and clear expectations. Â
Underneath all of this is my core belief:
Your child is wildly capable, and so are you ... you both just need the right support and a plan you can stick with ... and I am here to help with that in all ways.
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How we can work together
Support can look different depending on what your family needs most right now.
Some parents want immediate 1:1 help to get sleep on track so everyone can function again.
Others need ongoing guidance because their toddler is hitting, biting, or melting down over everything, or their older childâs behavior at home or in public is getting harder to manage.
Here are the two main ways we can work together:
Ongoing support so you don't have to parent alone
Nanâs Village is where you go when youâre tired of guessing and you want a safe place to ask for help before everything hits crisis point.
Itâs perfect if you'd like:
- A calm, private place to ask questions and get âhereâs what Iâd say or doâ guidance
- Access to a resource vault with scripts, tools, and trainings you can grab when things feel hard
- Regular chances to check in with Nan and hear from other parents who get what youâre living through
- Ongoing support thatâs there when you need it, without feeling like another thing on your to do list
Nanâs Village is your home base. You dip in when youâre wobbly, get support, and keep building a calmer, more connected home over time.
1:1 help for when things feel urgent đ”âđ«
Peace In A Week is for the seasons where youâre past âlooking for tipsâ and hanging on by a thread. You donât want ideas to try âsometimeâ â you want someone to help you turn this around now.
This is what you need if:
- Nights are a mess of musical beds, constant wake ups, or endless back and forth about sleep
- Simple stuff like getting dressed, turning off a show, or getting in the car can trigger full blown explosions
- You feel like youâre walking on eggshells around your childâs big feelings and nothing seems to work for long
Peace In A Week is your intensive, âletâs sort this out fastâ support.Â
When things feel this intense, you don't want the solution to take weeks or months. With the right plan and focused one to one support, Kerriâs families start to feel real peace in a week.
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(most families call me Nan)
Parents donât tend to meet me when things are going smoothly. They find me when theyâre exhausted, overwhelmed, and saying, âhelp! I donât know what else to do.â Â
Iâve been in the world of children and families since I was 11 years old and started babysitting. At age 14, I wrote my first sleep plan for a mom who couldnât figure out why her children were sleeping for me but not for her. I wrote down everything I was doing with her children, and she followed the routine.
Suddenly everyone was sleeping! I didnât know it then, but that was the beginning of what I do now!
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- A Foster Parent and served on Foster Parent boards
- Speaker at Nanny Palooza
- Workshop for the International Nanny Association
- A guest on multiple Sleep, Parenting and Caregiving podcasts Â
- Held multiple workshops for Mom /Parent groups and Play groups
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- Advanced Newborn Care Specialist
- Certified Pediatric Sleep Consultant
- Certified Parent Coach
- Certified Co-Parenting Specialist
- Founder of The Parent Coach Certification Course Â
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All of that matters, but what most parents tell me is this:
They feel seen. They feel heard. They donât feel judged.
My work is built on trust, respect, and communication. Iâll never ask you to shame your child or yourself.
Instead, Iâll help you hold your child to what theyâre truly capable of, with clear boundaries and a lot of compassion. So your home starts to feel calmer, kinder, and more connected for everyone.
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Parenting has never been more overwhelming than it is right now.
You are not supposed to figure this out alone with a search bar and social media.
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A story from a family like yours
âKerri is a true life saver!! We went from co-sleeping as a family of 4 out of necessity because Carson just wouldnât sleep independently anymore. I swear we tried EVERYTHING. And then I was introduced to Kerri.
1 month later and Carson sleeps like a pro. Bedtime takes 15â20 min. And he sleeps through the night. In his own bed. Plus his daytime behavior is monumentally better.
Donât get me wrong, I miss the snuggles but he would refuse to go to bed unless we BOTH were in bed with him. Which meant we either all went to bed early or he had to stay up super later until we got everything done.
Zac and I have our nights âbackâ and we are forever grateful to Kerri."
- Jessica D -
Ready for things to feel different?
You donât have to white-knuckle your way through another week, guessing what to do and hoping tomorrow will somehow be better.
If youâre done feeling like every day is a battle and youâre ready for calmer routines, clearer boundaries, and more peaceful nights, Iâd love to help.
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