Here we honor what you already know in your heart

My Philosophy

I firmly believe that children's sleep cannot be trained, fixed, or taught: it must be supported and understood.

My work is based on the science of early development, but also on something equally powerful: the authentic connection between the parent and the child.

I support families from an integrative perspective because sleep does not occur in isolation: it is linked to health, the environment, early experiences, and the nervous system states of the entire family.

My commitment is to offer evidence-based information, free of dogma, so you can make decisions aligned with what you know, what you feel, and what your baby truly needs.

My Approach

I approach children's sleep from a place of deep respect for biology, the bond, and the inner wisdom of each family. My perspective is based on up-to-date science, yes, but also on something equally valuable: the connection, intuition, and knowledge that each mother has about her baby.

I believe that sleep isn't something to be "fixed"; it's to be accompanied and understood. And when we understand how neurological development works, how the nervous system is regulated, and what a baby really needs in the first years of life, many things begin to make sense.

I explore all the layers with you: possible medical aspects, the sleep environment, family dynamics, birth history, the emotional state of those providing care... Because none of this happens in a vacuum.

My approach has been deeply guided by my two mentors whom I deeply admire: Dr. Greer Kirshenbaum and Dr. Rocío Zunini, both neuroscientists and advocates for sensitive caregiving and deep respect for early childhood. Her work has been key to integrating neuroscience with a compassionate perspective, based on the bond and real-life development of babies.

My intention is for you to leave each encounter with less fear and guilt, and more clarity and confidence.

About me

My name is Miona. I am a mother of a 20-month-old baby, a lawyer by training, and deeply passionate about child and maternal well-being. After the birth of my daughter, I dedicated myself to studying infant brain development, the parental brain, and infant sleep from a biological and respectful perspective.

I support mothers and families with a comprehensive and personalized approach, understanding that each baby is unique and deserves support that respects their rhythms and needs. I trained as a Nurture Neuroscience Practitioner under the tutelage of Dr. Greer Kirshenbaum and Dr. Rocío Zunini, both leading neuroscientists in this field.