Pediatric Sleep Consultant in Las Vegas
Getting a baby or toddler to sleep through the night is one of the hardest parts of early parenthood. Wildflower Pediatrics offers physician-guided sleep support rooted in Dr. Suz's background as a board-certified pediatrician and neonatologist, so the guidance you get comes from medical training, not just general coaching.
Why a Physician-Guided Sleep Consultant Is Different
Medical training behind every plan
Sleep recommendations are shaped by Dr. Suz's neonatology background, not a general certification course.
One doctor who already knows your child
If you're a Wildflower member, your sleep consultant is the same physician tracking your baby's growth, health history, and development, not a new provider learning your child from scratch.
Guidance that accounts for your child's health
Recommendations factor in feeding, growth, and any medical considerations specific to your baby.
Support between sessions
Text, call, or video chat with direct questions as you work through the plan, the same access you already have as a concierge member.
Ready for support on your journey?
Sleep Concerns We Help With
Every baby and family is different, so support is tailored to your child's age and needs. Common concerns include:
Frequent Night Waking
We'll help you understand why your baby is waking and build a plan to encourage longer, more restful stretches of sleep.
Sleep Regressions
Get support navigating the 4 month, 8 to 10 month, and other common regressions without losing the progress you've already made.
Transitioning from Bassinet to Crib
We'll guide you through a smooth, confidence-building move to the crib, timed right for your baby.
Dropping Night Feeds
When your baby is ready, we'll help you phase out night feeds gradually and safely.
Short or Inconsistent Naps
We'll help you build a nap routine that actually sticks, so both of you get the rest you need during the day.
Coordinating Sleep Schedules for Multiples
Get a plan that works with, not against, the realities of caring for more than one baby at once.
Get Ready for Better Sleep
What to Expect from Pediatric Sleep Consulting
Initial assessment
We start with a conversation about your child's sleep history, routines, and your goals.
A personalized plan
You'll receive a sleep plan built around your baby's age, temperament, and your family's needs, not a one-size-fits-all script.
Follow-up support
Questions come up once you start. You'll have a window of follow-up support to adjust the plan as needed.
A check-in
We revisit progress together and fine-tune anything that isn't working.
Pediatric Sleep Consultant FAQs
What age can we start sleep training?
This depends on your baby's development and feeding needs. We'll talk through timing during your assessment.
Is sleep training safe for breastfeeding babies?
Yes. Plans are built to support your feeding goals, and our in-house lactation support can work alongside your sleep plan if needed.
How is this different from working with a general sleep coach?
Your plan comes from Dr. Suz's medical training as a pediatrician and neonatologist, so it's built around your child's full health picture, not just a sleep schedule.
What ages do you work with?
Sleep support is available for infants through toddlers, with a plan tailored to your child's age and stage.
A Note on Our Approach
This guidance reflects the clinical training of Dr. Suzanne Al-Hamad, a board-certified pediatrician and neonatologist who completed her pediatrics residency at Johns Hopkins University and her neonatology fellowship at the University of Maryland Medical Center.
If your baby's sleep concerns come with snoring, pauses in breathing, or signs of developmental delay, let us know. Those are worth a closer look as part of your child's overall care, not just a sleep training issue.
Ready to Get Your Family More Rest
Sleep support is available as part of your Wildflower Pediatrics membership.
Reach out to talk through your child's sleep and find the right plan.
