When feeding makes sense, sleep finally does too.
Books, courses, and 1:1 consults that simplify early motherhood by starting where it all begins: feeding.
When feeding makes sense, sleep finally does too.
Books, courses, and 1:1 consults that simplify early motherhood by starting where it all begins: feeding.
Choose Your Path
Personalized 1:1 Consult
Expert help with feeding, sleep, and everything in between.
Our IBCLC certified nurse team has helped over 5,000 families through pregnancy, breastfeeding, and the baby stage — with a 4.9-star rating from more than 180 reviews.
Whether you’re preparing to breastfeed, working through a painful latch or low supply, or trying to get your baby sleeping longer stretches, you’ll leave with a plan built for your baby, not a generic schedule.
Most visits are covered by insurance at no out-of-pocket cost.
In-Home — Charleston Area
We come to you, so you don’t have to pack up a newborn.
In-Office — Mt. Pleasant
Weighted feeds, latch assessment, hands-on support.
Virtual — Nationwide
Secure and HIPAA-compliant, from wherever you are.
Get the Book
Babies Made Simple
Learn how feeding, sleep, and routines actually work together — so you can stop guessing and start enjoying your baby. Written by a nurse, IBCLC, and mom of four who has helped over 5,000 families through the newborn stage.
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
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.
Is support covered by insurance?
Most of our feeding and lactation consults are covered at 100% with no out-of-pocket cost through Wildflower and The Lactation Network. We’ll verify your coverage before your appointment. We also accept HSA and FSA and can provide a superbill for reimbursement
Do you offer both in-person and virtual support?
Yes. In-home consults throughout the Charleston area, in-office visits in Mt. Pleasant, and virtual consults for families anywhere in the country
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.
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.
She founded Baby Settler after seeing the same thing again and again in hospital rooms and living rooms: parents given sleep advice that quietly worked against feeding, or feeding advice that ignored sleep entirely. Babies Made Simple is what she built to close that gap — and it’s now grown into a team of nurses and IBCLCs supporting families in Charleston and across the country.
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