Toddler sleep program

Name: Toddler sleep program
Brand: Dr Golly
SKU: DRGSleep-Toddler-1-2year
Price: 120.00 AUD
Availability: InStock

1-2 Years

$120.00

4.6

Navigate your toddler's 1–2 year journey with confidence, not guesswork.

Created by paediatrician Dr Daniel Golshevsky (Dr Golly) alongside accredited sleep consultants, midwives and lactation consultants, this self-paced online course is designed to guide you through your toddler's 1–2 year journey, giving you practical, evidence-based tools that grow with your child.

You'll learn how to:

Confidently transition from 2 naps to 1 with age-appropriate routines that protect healthy sleep
Perfect overnight sleep with gentle, consistent settling techniques that support 12 hours overnight while minimising crying
Choose from multiple settling techniques and align both parents or caregivers with a consistent approach
Navigate common challenges including teething, early morning waking, developmental leaps, sleep props and bedtime resistance
Support your toddler's development through nutrition, screen time, daycare, outings and growing independence
Feel empowered with the knowledge and confidence to troubleshoot sleep challenges while building healthy habits for the years ahead

The course includes easy-to-follow video lessons, written modules and downloadable PDFs, all accessible through the Dr Golly App on mobile or desktop. Learn at your own pace with lifetime access, so you can revisit the content whenever you need.

Please note: Dr Golly does not recommend "cry it out" methods. This program teaches a range of gentle, evidence-based settling techniques, empowering you to choose an approach that suits your toddler's personality, your parenting style and your family.

Bonus: Receive our Family Travel Course (RRP $50) free when you enrol in the Toddler Sleep Program.

By understanding your toddler's development, establishing healthy routines and choosing a settling approach that works for your family, you'll feel more confident, more connected and better equipped to enjoy this exciting stage while building healthy sleep habits that last well beyond the toddler years.

Every child develops differently. This is a general guide and individual sleep patterns will vary.

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Toddler sleep program

$120.00

My toddler is refusing their naps. Are they ready to drop from 2 naps to 1?

Nap refusal doesn't necessarily mean it's time to drop a nap.

Your toddler is becoming more independent, more interested in what's happening around them and sometimes simply less interested in going to sleep!

In my Toddler Sleep Program, I'll help you recognise when your child is genuinely ready for the transition and show you how to move from two naps to one while protecting healthy overnight sleep.

We're dropping to one nap and everything has fallen apart. What do I do?

This transition can be tricky because your toddler's sleep needs are changing, but that doesn't mean they suddenly need much less sleep.

I'll give you age-appropriate routines to help manage the transition while protecting overnight sleep and avoiding a cycle where overtiredness makes bedtime even harder.

You don't have to guess when the nap should happen or how bedtime should change, I'll walk you through it.

My toddler has started waking overnight again. Have we undone all our good sleep?

No. A period of disrupted sleep doesn't mean you've lost everything you've worked towards.

Teething, developmental changes, changes in daytime sleep, daycare, sleep props and growing independence can all affect sleep at this age.

I'll help you troubleshoot what has changed and use a gentle, consistent settling approach to get your toddler's sleep back on track.

My toddler suddenly refuses bedtime. Why has bedtime become such a battle?

Welcome to toddler independence!

Your child is learning that they have opinions and bedtime is a very convenient place to express them.

I'll show you how to create predictable routines and respond consistently to bedtime resistance without turning every evening into a battle. The aim is to create clear expectations while still responding to your child with warmth.

My toddler has huge meltdowns at bedtime. Are they overtired?

They could be; but the behaviour alone doesn't tell us the answer.

I want to look at when and how much they're sleeping during the day, what time bedtime happens, how long they're taking to fall asleep, whether they're waking early and what's happening in the lead-up to bed.

Once we understand the pattern, we can make practical changes rather than simply assuming your toddler is "fighting sleep".

My toddler is starting daycare and I'm worried it will ruin their sleep. What should I do?

Daycare is a big transition, and you won't always have control over exactly when or how your toddler naps there. That's okay.

I'll show you how to adjust your home routine around daycare, outings and changing nap schedules so you can protect overnight sleep without needing every day to look exactly the same.