Feeding

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Reverse Cycling: Why Babies Feed More at Night

If your baby feeds more overnight than during the day, reverse cycling could be why. Learn what causes it and how to gently shift feeds back to daytime for longer sleep stretches.

What Is a Dream Feed? Everything
Parents Need to Know

Dream feeds are often recommended as a way to stretch overnight sleep, but do they actually work? Explore the benefits, drawbacks and signs it's time to phase them out.

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How Many Feeds Does My Baby Need?
Day Feed Expectations by Age

From newborn cluster feeding to toddler milk intake, this guide breaks down typical feeding patterns by age and explains why every baby's needs are unique.

How Many Overnight Feeds Does My Baby Need?
Night Feed Expectations by Age

Overnight feeding needs can vary dramatically from one baby to the next. Learn what's typical at each age and how to tell whether your baby's night wakes are truly hunger related.

Certified paediatric sleep consultant Eva Beke with her children.

Eva Beke

Certified Paediatric Sleep Consultant

Founder The Sleepy Little Bubs

I’m Eva Beke, a certified baby and toddler sleep consultant and founder of The Sleepy Little Bubs, supporting families across Australia and the world with evidence based baby and toddler sleep support.

My approach is realistic, supportive, and designed to evolve as your child grows, so you’re not just getting help for today, but confidence moving forward.

The Smarter Way to Invest in Better Sleep

Supporting sleep doesn’t have to mean starting over every time something changes.


Our sleep courses are built to support you long term, with age specific guidance that adapts as your child grows. From early routines and regressions to nap transitions and toddler sleep challenges, you’ll have a clear plan and ongoing support so you can respond with confidence at every stage.

Infant sleep course supporting baby sleep routines from 5 to 24 months

Infant

5-24 Months

Toddler sleep course helping children aged 2 to 4 years with bedtime and night sleep

Toddler

2-4 Years

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