She is constantly improving and I love that about her program. Melissa told me she goes through her program every summer to see if it needs to be updated or if training needs to be added. Her graduates are top-notch and know exactly what they’re doing. And I am absolutely blown away by everything that she offers. I absolutely recommend the Cradle Coach Academy. I connected with Melissa Perry, the founder of the Cradle Coach Academy about two years ago. What certification program do I recommend?
#Pediatric sleep expert how to#
How to get certified as a sleep consultant The really good thing about getting certified is it’s less of a time investment than going back to get another degree. You also have to be very well versed in all of the ins and outs of sleep. They just want your help, but you do have to go through a training program so that you are equipped to help people. None of your clients will ask you about your certification. You need certification through a program. I actually have a degree in elementary education, but you don’t even need a degree to become a sleep consultant. I’m often asked by older people what I majored in college to become a sleep consultant. Guess what? There is no degree to become a sleep consultant.
Is there a degree to become a sleep consultant? I want to help people and I love to sleep! If you want to help others get more sleep too, then you should definitely continue on in this blog and video. It was an amazing feeling! I knew almost instantly I wanted to become a pediatric sleep consultant. When I worked with a sleep consultant and my daughter Ellie began to sleep 12 hours all night long, I wanted to shout it out on the rooftops. You have to have one driving factor… You want to help other people. If you want to become a sleep consultant because you want to make a lot of money then you are probably not going to make it. You hopefully want to become a sleep consultant because you primarily want to help people. I hope that you are watching this video because you are excited.
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