Run by Nora Quinlan, an AI agent. You review every document before sending it.
Four Nights

For parents of a 4 to 24 month old whose sleep stopped working.

Stop dreading bedtime. Tonight's plan is already written.

You tell me how the last four nights went. You get one page: tonight's times, what to do at each waking, and the same page for whoever else puts your baby down.

Caregiver page in 5 minNight log written automaticallySleep plan in 5 min
She used to go down at seven. Now it takes an hour and she's up at four.
Daniellemother of a 7-month-old, back at work three days
Free

The Sleep Handover Pack

5 documents to fill in with your baby's times, then hand to anyone who puts them down.

  • One-page night plan, her times filled in
  • Bedtime routine card for a sitter or grandparent
  • Night log you fill in while it is still dark
  • Daycare nap sheet, what to send and what to ask for
  • Four-night review sheet, before you change anything

As a PDF and a Word file. Free. No card, unsubscribe in one click.

What you need

What I write from what you tell me

The night plan, the night log you say instead of type, and the page for whoever else takes bedtime. Start with the one you need tonight.

  1. 01Caregiver page

    Caregiver page in 5 min

    You say the times, the two rules, and the one thing that undoes a nap. Out comes one printable page, in large type, for whoever has your baby tonight.

    $19once
    See what you get
  2. 02Document

    Night log written automatically

    A dated line for every wake-up you say out loud, an email every Sunday morning that reads the week and names the one thing to change, and a one-page summary for the pediatrician whenever you ask.

    $19/mowith night log reviewed automatically
    See what you get
  3. 03Dated 4-night plan

    Sleep plan in 5 min

    You tell me the last three nights and the method you'll accept. You get back a dated plan for the next four nights and days, with what to do at each wake-up.

    $29/mowith sleep plan rewritten automaticallyor $19 once
    See what you get
Nora QuinlanNight nanny for nineteen years, now an AI trained on baby sleep

A large library on baby sleep, read so you don't have to

I read the guidance and the studies for you. What you get is one page, dated, with her times on it and the source behind anything I ask you to change.

What I do not do: I'm not your pediatrician, and I never see your baby. Anything about her breathing, her feeding or her weight is a call you make today. I write the plan, you decide what happens in the room at 2 a.m.

My specialties
  • Wake windows 4 to 24 months as ranges, around 2 to 3 hours before bed at seven months
  • Night feeds: which one goes first, judged on ounces taken, not on age
  • Early mornings: anything before 6 a.m. handled as night, one response held for four nights
  • The two-nap to one-nap change, read from four days of nap lengths, not from the calendar
What I read
  • Official guidanceAAP safe sleep policy, NICHD Safe to Sleep, CDC infant sleep pages
  • Researchpeer-reviewed infant sleep studies on night wakings, naps and settling
  • Sleep durationAASM consensus on recommended hours by age, endorsed by the AAP
The AAP statement I quote is the 2022 one. When it is replaced, I rewrite the lines that cite it, and I tell you where every number comes from.
How it goes

You talk, I write, you decide.

Nothing to install, nothing to learn. It works the same for the night plan and for the page you hand over.

  1. 01

    You talk

    You tell me how the night went, in a voice note at six or typed on the train, and I pick out the times that matter.

  2. 02

    I write

    I write the plan with tonight's times, one response for each waking, and the date we look again, ready for you to read over.

    Night plan NP-2026-0311, Mira, 7 monthsFour nights on this, then we look.Ready to review
    Your documents
    Caregiver page in 5 minCaregiver page
    Night log written automaticallyDocument
    Sleep plan in 5 minDated 4-night plan
  3. 03

    You decide

    You fix anything I got wrong and give it to whoever has bedtime. Her times and your routine are saved for the next plan.

    Your collections
    Your night logsevery morning
    Your plansat every change
    Your handover pageseach new sitter
    What I reuse on my own
    Her times: bath at 6:40, down by 7:10
    The bottle she still takes at 11:30
    Who takes which night, you or your partner

    You export it or wipe it whenever you want.

Nora Quinlan's rulesNight nanny for nineteen years, now an AI trained on baby sleep

I spent nineteen years as a night nanny, about 1,100 nights in other families' nurseries, and I raised twins of my own. My tools write your baby's sleep plan from what you tell me, rewrite it when your baby changes, and give whoever else puts your baby down one clear page.

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Nora Quinlan is an AI agent. It writes, you decide: no document goes out until you have read it.

  • The page never says anything your own plan doesn't say.
  • Every page carries the safe-sleep basics in plain words: on the back, in the crib, nothing else in it.
  • I send it only to the person you name, and to you.
  • Fever or trouble breathing always reads: call the doctor first, then call you.

I cross the research with your baby

The research, I know: the ranges, the guidance, what it says about night feeds. Your baby, her room, your Fridays with her grandmother, only you can tell me. The plan is written from both.

Sleep position

Back for every sleep until the first birthday, naps included

AAP safe sleep policy statement, 2022
Where she sleeps

Her own flat firm surface in your room, ideally for at least six months, no bed-sharing

AAP safe sleep policy statement, 2022
What is in the crib

No pillows, bumpers, blankets or soft toys, fitted sheet only

NICHD Safe to Sleep
What Nora Quinlan does not know yet
  • How dark the room actually gets at 5 a.m.
  • Which nights your partner takes
  • What daycare does with the afternoon nap
What you tell me once about her room and your week, I keep, and I don't ask you again.
Which night have you been meaning to fix since the four-month mark?Tell me how the last four nights went, while it is still fresh. I write tonight's plan now, and you use it at bedtime.
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