Nite Nite Baby

Nite Nite Baby is led by Kenyon Gatlin and based in Sugar Land, just southwest of Houston. What sets this practice apart is the depth and specificity of its specializations. Kenyon regularly works with populations that many general sleep consultants are not equipped to serve: NICU graduates with complex medical histories, neurodiverse children with sensory processing differences, families with twins who need synchronized schedules, and toddlers navigating high-stakes transitions like pacifier weaning and bed moves.

Services Offered

• In-person sleep coaching — Available across the greater Houston area, including Sugar Land and surrounding suburbs
• Virtual sleep coaching — Remote support for families anywhere in the world
• 100% customized sleep plans — Parent-led approach tailored entirely to your child's unique needs and history
• Monthly newborn sleep workshops — Held at local venues in Sugar Land for expecting parents and families with babies 0–16 weeks
• NICU graduate support — Specialized plans for babies with complex medical needs following a NICU stay
• Neurodiverse sleep support — Adapted methods for children with autism, ADHD, sensory processing differences, and other developmental considerations
• Twins scheduling — Synchronized sleep plans for multiples
• Breastfeeding-friendly plans — Sleep strategies that preserve and support nursing relationships

Who This Practice Is Best For

Families whose child has medical complexity, a NICU history, neurodevelopmental differences, or who are raising multiples. Kenyon's expertise in these areas fills a significant gap in the Houston market — and nationally — where most consultants focus exclusively on typically developing infants.

Location

Based in Sugar Land, TX, serving the greater Houston area with in-person visits. Virtual sessions available worldwide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Nite Nite Baby help NICU graduates with complex medical needs? Yes. This is one of Kenyon's core specializations. She develops plans that account for a child's medical history, feeding requirements, and developmental timeline following a NICU stay.

Does the practice work with neurodiverse children? Yes. Kenyon has specific training and experience working with children who have autism, ADHD, sensory processing differences, and other neurodevelopmental conditions that affect sleep patterns.

What are the monthly newborn sleep workshops? These are group educational sessions held at local venues in Sugar Land, designed for expecting parents and families with babies 0–16 weeks. They cover foundational sleep concepts and early routine-building.

Are sleep plans compatible with breastfeeding? Yes. All plans are designed to support the breastfeeding relationship. Night feeds are adjusted based on the baby's age, weight, and nutritional needs — never eliminated arbitrarily.

Can Kenyon help with twins? Yes. Twins scheduling — getting two babies on a synchronized sleep schedule — is among Kenyon's specific areas of expertise.