Hello, my name is Joelma Weren and I am the proud founder of Gentle Sleep Care.

Before I took the step to help other families with better sleep, I was a completely exhausted mother who desperately sought answers.

With the birth of my first child, I was immediately confronted with the harsh reality of chronic sleep deprivation. Those first seven months consisted of endless, unpredictable and emotionally heavy nights. While I navigated the many waking moments, the overwhelming fatigue and my desire to be there for my family, I discovered something crucial. Sleep not only affects your baby, but also has a heavy impact on the entire family.

I know like no other what it's like to have to get through the day in survival mode. I know the uncertainties, the nagging guilt, the mental overstimulation and that intense desire to just close your eyes for a moment. Exactly that painful but extremely educational period was my driving force to study everything about sleep and child development. I wanted nothing more than to find gentle, loving and scientifically based methods to support parents in exactly the same situation.

As a mother of two young children under the age of four, I still stand with both feet in the daily practice of motherhood. This makes my approach so human, warm and recognizable for the families I am allowed to guide.

Gentle Sleep Care is the result of a powerful mix of my own experienced experience, science, genuine empathy and loving emotional support. I am deeply convinced that there is no single standard solution that works for everyone. Every child, every parent and every family situation is unique and requires a completely individual approach. That's why I offer guidance that is fully tailored, full of gentleness and focused on lasting results. And all of this without any pressure, without judgment and with a warm listening ear.

My ultimate goal is to help your family find the way back to rest, balance and wonderful sleep. Better sleep really changes everything and believe me, you absolutely don't have to go through it alone.