When feeding makes sense, sleep finally does too.
Books, courses, and expert consults that simplify early motherhood by starting where it all begins: feeding.
When feeding makes sense, sleep finally does too.
Books, courses, and expert consults that simplify early motherhood by starting where it all begins: feeding.
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Get the Book
Babies Made Simple
A Guidebook for Birth, Breastfeeding, and Baby Sleep.
Learn how feeding, sleep, and routines actually work together—so you can stop guessing and start enjoying your baby.
Baby Sleep Course
Babies Made Simple On-Demand Course
The Babies Made Simple on-demand course shows you how feeding unlocks sleep. Learn the foundations most programs skip—so you can confidently design a rhythm that fits your baby, not someone else’s schedule.
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An Online Class + Cliff Notes PDF Guide for 0–12 months.
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Most sleep programs skip the first step.
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30-day money-back guarantee
Personalized 1:1 Consult
Expert support for both baby and mom.
Our RN + IBCLC team has helped over 5,000 families navigate feeding, sleep, and early motherhood. We now also support moms who want answers about their own health after having kids.
Baby Consults
Pregnancy • Breastfeeding • Baby Sleep
Support for feeding challenges, newborn routines, and helping your baby sleep longer stretches.
Wellness Consults for Moms
Hormones • Metabolism • Gut Health • Weight Loss
A root-cause approach to helping moms understand energy, hormones, metabolism, and overall wellness after having kids.
Top Parenting Podcast
The Early Momming Podcast
Honest conversations, expert insights, and encouragement for early motherhood. Listen wherever you get your podcasts.
“I’d recommend this podcast to any new mama’s especially on those long, tough days when you just need someone in your corner” – Avaahall
Still scrolling? Maybe you’re wondering…
How is Baby Settler different from other baby sleep programs?
Most sleep programs focus only on naps and schedules. Our approach starts with feeding, because when babies get the nutrition they need during the day, sleep often improves naturally.
Do you offer both in-person and virtual support?
Yes. We offer in-home consults throughout the Charleston, SC area, in-office visits in Mt. Pleasant, and virtual consults for families anywhere.
Do you also support moms after the baby stage?
Yes. In addition to baby consults, we offer Baby Settler Wellness, which focuses on helping moms understand things like hormone health, metabolism, gut health, and weight challenges after having kids.
Learn more about Baby Settler Wellness →
Can your method work for both breastfeeding and bottle-feeding?
Absolutely. Our approach supports both breastfeeding and bottle-feeding families, and many parents use a combination of the two.
Do you offer both in-person and virtual support?
Yes. Our team of nurses and IBCLCs works with families in person around Charleston, SC, and virtually across the U.S. Many consults are covered 100% by insurance.
Is support covered by insurance?
Many of our breastfeeding and feeding consults are covered by commercial insurance plans. Our team can help you verify coverage before your appointment.
What’s the first step to getting started?
Most families begin with either our Babies Made Simple book, course, or a one-on-one consult depending on the level of support they want.
Founder of Baby Settler
Meet Hillary
Hillary Sadler, RN, MSN, IBCLC, has supported thousands of families through pregnancy, breastfeeding, and the baby stage. As a registered nurse, lactation consultant, and mom of four, she blends medical expertise with real-life experience to help parents navigate early motherhood with confidence.
After years of caring for new families, Hillary noticed something important: many moms continued struggling with their own health long after the baby stage ended.
That insight led to the creation of Baby Settler Wellness, expanding Baby Settler’s mission to support moms not only through feeding and sleep — but through their own recovery, energy, and long-term health.
Because when moms feel better, the whole family does too.
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