SEPTEMBER 2026 · 4 PORTLAND SLEEP CONSULTANTS · CHECKED ONE BY ONE
Baby Sleep Consultants in Portland
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Slumber Time Solutions
Slumber Time Solutions · Portland, OR
Marie-Eve Gagnon — Certified Gentle Sleep CoachA SW Portland Certified Gentle Sleep Coach (Kim West method) offering attachment-friendly, developmentally-appropriate virtual sleep plans over Zoom for…
Full Circle Baby
Full Circle Baby · Portland, OR
Camilla Rae — full-spectrum doula · the sleep line is delivered by 'a certified infant and child sleep specialist'A Portland, OR doula practice with a distinct pediatric sleep line offering a remote Sleep Training Plan with phone check-ins, plus an intensive in-home…
The Mama Coach – Alex Klenovich
The Mama Coach – Alex Klenovich · Portland, OR
Alexandra 'Alex' Klenovich, RN — operates a locally-owned The Mama Coach practiceA Portland, OR RN and Mama Coach offering nurse-led virtual and in-home baby sleep support.
The Mama Coach – Kari McNamara
The Mama Coach – Kari McNamara · West Linn, OR
Kari McNamara, RN, BSN, NBC-HWC, MSCP · 25-year NICU nurse · operates a locally-owned The Mama Coach practiceA West Linn / South Portland RN and Mama Coach offering nurse-led, no-cry-it-out virtual (and local in-home) sleep support for babies 3-18 months, with…
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Portland (Multnomah County) sleep consultants (3)
- Full Circle Baby Full Circle Baby · Portland, OR
- Slumber Time Solutions Slumber Time Solutions · Portland, OR
- The Mama Coach – Alex Klenovich The Mama Coach – Alex Klenovich · Portland, OR
Portland Metro sleep consultants (1)
- The Mama Coach – Kari McNamara The Mama Coach – Kari McNamara · West Linn, OR
How Portland parents pick a consultant
- Where they trained matters. Sleep consulting is unlicensed, so the program is the closest thing to a credential. The well-known ones are Family Sleep Institute, IPSP, Cradle Coach Academy, and Sleep Sense. RNs and IBCLCs who added sleep training also count.
- Format follows your situation. Most Portland consultants now offer virtual visits at lower price points. In-home and overnight packages cost considerably more. Choose in-home for complex situations like twins, reflux, or special needs, or simply if you learn better hands-on.
- Methodology fit. Some practitioners run a gentle and responsive style, others run more structured programs like Sleep Sense or Cradle Coach. Two paragraphs on a consultant’s site is usually enough to tell which camp they’re in.
- Insurance and cost. Sleep consulting is rarely covered by insurance. Plan for $300 to $1,500 for a structured virtual package, several thousand for full overnight in-home support.
- Read recent reviews. Five recent Yelp, Google, or Instagram reviews tells you a lot. Look for parents whose situation sounds like yours: same age, same sleep issue, same parenting style.
When you might not need a consultant yet
Babies under 4 months are still building their circadian rhythm, and most “sleep problems” before that point sort themselves out. If your baby is younger than 4 months and feeding is going well, a postpartum doula or lactation consultant may be the better starting point. The free Betteroo screen can help you decide whether your situation is age-appropriate before you book a paid call.
Common questions Portland parents ask
How much does a Portland sleep consultant cost?
Virtual packages from Portland sleep consultants usually land between $300 and $1,500. In-home day visits start around $500 to $800 per session. Overnight Newborn Care Specialists and full postpartum agencies run $4,000 to $12,000 depending on the length of the package. Premium and high-cost-of-living neighborhoods tend to sit at the top of the range.
Are Portland sleep consultants regulated or licensed?
No. “Sleep consultant” is not a licensed role, and the older term “sleep coach” isn’t either. The certifying program is the closest thing. Family Sleep Institute, IPSP, Cradle Coach Academy, Sleep Sense, and the Gentle Sleep Coach program by Kim West are the most common. Several Portland consultants are also licensed clinicians (LCSW, MFT, RN, IBCLC) who added sleep training to their existing scope.
What’s the youngest age a Portland sleep consultant will work with?
Most structured sleep training starts at 4 to 6 months. For 0 to 4-month support, look for Newborn Care Specialists or Postpartum Doulas. That’s the Portland market for “newborn sleep shaping” rather than sleep training. Several consultants on this page (the newborn-specialist coaches in this directory) specialize in the newborn window.
Do most Portland sleep consultants offer virtual support?
Yes. Almost every Portland consultant now runs at least a virtual track over Zoom, with text or voice follow-up over one to two weeks. Several (the virtual-first practitioners in this directory) work primarily virtually and serve clients far beyond Portland. Filter the directory by “Virtual” if that’s the format you want.
How is a sleep consultant different from a postpartum doula?
A postpartum doula supports the whole family in the first weeks: feeding, recovery, light housework, overnight care, sometimes sleep shaping. A sleep consultant is narrower. They build a sleep plan, walk you through it, and follow up. many practitioners in this directory wear both hats. If you also want broader postpartum help, hire someone with both credentials.
Can I trust the consultants in this directory?
Every entry here was independently checked against the consultant’s own website, Yelp profile, and where applicable the certifying body’s graduate registry (FSI, IPSP, Cradle Coach, Sleep Sense). Listings where we couldn’t confirm a key claim were removed before this page went live. We re-check monthly. If you spot something stale, email hello@betteroo.ai.
How we checked this directory
Every consultant was checked against their own website, Yelp profile, and where applicable the certifying body’s graduate directory (Family Sleep Institute, IPSP, Cradle Coach Academy, Sleep Sense, Gentle Sleep Coach). We re-check monthly. A representative sample of our sources:
- Full Circle Baby · https://www.fullcirclebaby.com/sleep-training
- Slumber Time Solutions · https://www.slumbertimesolutions.com/
- The Mama Coach – Alex Klenovich · https://alexandra-klenovich.themamacoach.com/
- The Mama Coach – Kari McNamara · https://kari-mcnamara.themamacoach.com/sleep/
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