Hailee Schollaardt, Author at Baby Chick
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Hailee Schollaardt

Certified Sleep Consultant

Hailee Schollaardt a Certified Sleep Consultant and the owner/founder of Nurturing Sleep Solutions Infant + Child Sleep Consulting. Hailee's journey of Sleep Consulting began after having a very hard time with her first child. It was not until then she realized how much sleep has an impact on a family’s overall well-being. Hailee was inspired to help other families avoid and get out of similar sleep situations with their children.

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How to Rest During the Newborn Days

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A toddler in a striped onesie is attempting to climb over the white bars of a crib. The crib is situated in a well-lit room with white furniture, including a chest of drawers on the left and a big kid bed with patterned bedding in the background.

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A young child with curly hair kisses the forehead of a sleeping baby who is being held by an adult in a white shirt. The adult's face is partially visible, and they are smiling down at the baby, content knowing that their efforts to keep the toddler's sleep on track are paying off.

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How to Rest During the Newborn Days

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