Safe sleep is one of the most important foundations for your baby’s wellbeing, helping them rest comfortably while giving parents peace of mind. From understanding safe sleep positions to creating a calm, secure sleep environment, the right information can make bedtime feel more predictable and less stressful. Our Parent Hub brings together clear, practical guidance to support families through every stage — from newborn naps to growing toddlers finding their rhythm.
We’ve curated a selection of recommended safe‑sleep providers who offer evidence‑based advice, helpful products, and supportive resources for whānau. These experts focus on creating safe, nurturing sleep spaces and empowering parents with knowledge they can trust. Explore our recommended vendors below to find the right support for your family as you build healthy, confident sleep habits.
At Sure Sleep I am all about helping families with little ones find their confidence, be responsive, and build connection with their child. With responsive, science-backed and practical sleep support, I walk alongside parents of babies and toddlers (newborn to four years old) to create sleep solutions that actually fit real family life. Because when children sleep well, parents feel more confident, calmer, and better able to enjoy those precious early years. Sleep support bennefits the whole family.
Tamariki spend a lot of time sleeping. It's important they have a safe place to sleep. Children under 12 months old are at risk of SUDI (sudden unexpected death in infancy), but these deaths can often be prevented by safe sleep practices. There are lots of things you can do to keep your child safe while they sleep.
Safe sleep: Birth to 11 months
Responsive sleep support for Auckland families with babies and young children. Explore consultation options and ask the provider about current fees.
Book a private video chat with a Plunket nurse for practical baby and toddler sleep advice.
Auckland based sleep support for families seeking an individual plan for their baby or child.
Remote sleep consultation for parents wanting tailored support at home.
The complete guide from 4 months to 2 years!
Practical steps for a safe sleep space, position and environment for pēpi.
New Zealand health guidance on reducing sudden unexpected death in infancy.
What normal newborn sleep looks like and how patterns change in the early months.
Age appropriate information about baby sleep, waking and routines.
Guidance on normal toddler sleep and common changes as children grow.
Practical advice for parents when children struggle to settle at bedtime.
University of Canterbury guidance on understanding children’s sleep, keeping a sleep diary and recognising when to seek professional help. Developed for families of autistic children; read this resource at your own pace.
Learn about the Pēpi-Pod programme and ask your midwife, nurse or other health professional about a local referral. Access to a funded sleep space depends on health criteria and local services.
The information and links provided in this section are for general guidance only and are not created, managed, or controlled by Adventure Alley. Every family’s needs are different, and we encourage you to seek professional medical advice whenever you have concerns about your child’s health or wellbeing.
In an emergency, always call 111 immediately.
