Sharlene, known as NZ’s Baby Whisperer, is a postnatal advisor who offers parents nationwide her guidance and advice, helping families to have a more enjoyable experience in parenting in the early years. Sharlene offers parental “coaching” in the following key areas.
Preparing for your babyNew Arrival
Sharlene’s videos with top techniques
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Winding – Rental Film$12.00This video demonstrates Sharlene’s famous winding technique. IT is an essential tool in the early weeks of your babies life and for those babies suffering from more wind or reflux discomfort. Recommended for babies from birth until 6mth subject to necessity.
Settling Older Baby – Rental Film$12.00Sharlene’s tummy settling technique is recommended for babies over 6mths of age or for those babies who can move independently from back to tummy and tummy to back but struggle to go off to sleep without assistance. It is a hands on approach to calming your older baby to sleep in their cot.
George at 1yr !
/in Hot Tips, News /by sharleneAnd then he was 1 ! Oh my goodness, where has the year gone… It has gone so fast and as I have said before, I have wanted to push pause and stop everything so that I can just enjoy this ‘soon to be gone’ baby stage. Knowing I am only having the one, I […]
And the teeth just keep coming!
/in Hot Tips, News /by sharleneGeorge is 8 months old and an absolute character, so observant, so relaxed in himself and the world (apart from when teething!) and interested in everything one does with their hands! Since I last wrote, he has cut 3 more teeth with another 2 on their way, making that 5 teeth in 2 months! Both […]
Time for George and I now…
/in Hot Tips, News, Traveling with a new born /by sharleneLast weekend George and I said goodbye to Charlie, our spunky wee friend who we have been looking after. We are now at my mothers, getting back into routine and back into my usual work schedule. Feeling totally exhausted with George waking for an extra feed in the night and transitioning him into a sleeping […]