Our courses are shaped by clinicians, researchers and experienced practitioners working with real families every day.
Explore the faculty behind each programme and see the expertise that informs your training.
Oversees curriculum design, clinical standards and methodology, and leads live supervision and Q&A sessions. Integrates advanced sleep biology, responsive care and relational dynamics into complex sleep practice - strengthening clinical reasoning and ethical decision-making throughout the programme.
Leads programme structure, professional standards and business development components, including live mentoring on positioning, ethics and building a sustainable sleep consultancy.
APA Fellow in Health and Trauma Psychology. Extensive publications on maternal mental health, trauma and breastfeeding. Clinical Associate Professor, Texas Tech University.
Author and international speaker in integrative lactation education. Former Executive Director of Lactation Programs, CAPPA; Board Director, US Breastfeeding Committee.
Founder of Lioness Lactation. Recognised international speaker on cultural humility and equitable lactation care.
Specialises in infant feeding, massage and early bonding in the fourth trimester.
Contributes specialist infant feeding and research methodology content.
Research spans infant nutrition, normal baby behaviour, sleep and postnatal mental health. Director, MSc in Child Public Health.
Grounds sleep coaching within a relational developmental framework through work in trauma, attachment and therapeutic life story.
Leads the Parent-Infant Sleep Lab at Durham. Internationally recognised for research on infant sleep, bed-sharing and SIDS risk.
Advanced training in Bobath NDT, Sensory Integration and SCERTS. Works with under-fives with complex neurodevelopmental needs.
Expertise in paediatric dysphagia and sensory-behavioural feeding difficulties. Holder of the RCSLT Gold Medal for Clinical Excellence.
NHS family doctor with a background in lifestyle medicine. Medical doctorate, Duke University; MA in History of Medicine, UCL.
NHS family doctor with a background in lifestyle medicine. Medical doctorate, Duke University; MA in History of Medicine, UCL.
Over 20 years in paediatric nutrition across NHS and private settings, with advanced postgraduate training in paediatric dietetics.
Extensive international experience supporting families and mentoring sleep professionals.
Delivers training on inclusion, equity and youth wellbeing - ensuring the programme reflects the diversity of families practitioners will serve.
CEO of Birthing Reform, specialising in cultural safety and equity within maternal and infant healthcare systems.
Leads the Maternity Nurse Training and oversees infant feeding, colic and allergy education. NHS clinician with extensive tertiary and national infant feeding experience. Author of Why Formula Feeding Matters; Cochrane reviewer on Infantile Colic; Former Vice-Chair, UK Association of Milk Banking.
Contributes specialist sleep science and developmental teaching across the Maternity Nurse Training.
Over 20 years delivering accredited childcare qualifications. Former CACHE panellist; Highfield subject matter expert.
Clinical Director, Chelsea & Westminster Hospital. Academic teaching roles at Imperial College London. Specialist maternal health and patient safety.
Author of Expecting a Baby? Research into obesity in pregnancy and fibroid treatment has influenced international practice.
Traditional and cranial osteopathy; academic roles in London and Hamburg. Musculoskeletal development and cranial considerations in infancy.
Specialist teaching on tongue-tie, feeding mechanics and musculoskeletal influences on infant feeding.
Paediatric feeding, dysphagia and sensory-based feeding challenges. Oral motor development and early feeding complexities.
One of the UK's leading pelvic floor physiotherapists with a doctoral degree and international publications. Maternal recovery and postnatal rehabilitation.
Over 16 years supporting families across neonatal, community and acute settings. Specialist lactation and infant feeding education.
Over 25 years supporting mothers through pregnancy and early motherhood. Infant massage, attachment and matrescence.
Practical newborn sleep education contextualised within normal developmental patterns and responsive care.
Also: Lead, Maternity & Newborn Care
Internationally recognised medical historian whose work on infant feeding and food intolerance has influenced breastfeeding policy globally. Provides historical and immunological depth to the programme's treatment of allergy and feeding controversies.
Over a decade of clinical experience in NHS and private practice. Work integrates psychological formulation, attachment science and whole-family systems thinking. Published author and regular contributor to national media on maternal mental health.
14 years NHS experience; member of the Association for Infant Mental Health. Specialises in attachment, birth trauma and relationship dynamics in the perinatal period.
Over 20 years in psychiatry; nine years within one of London's leading NHS perinatal services. Specialist insight into anxiety, depression, PTSD and complex psychiatric presentations.
Every Babyem programme is taught by clinicians, researchers and specialists in active practice, not by people who left the field years ago. Find the training that fits where you want to take your career.
