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Emily Guiver

Emily Guiver(She / Her)

Everything Birth Baby Sleep

Supporting your family from pregnancy, through birth, and beyond

High Wycombe29 years experience
Offering
HypnobirthingSleep TherapyCoaching
About
Emily Guiver is an Antenatal Educator, Newborn Care Specialist and Breastfeeding Counsellor based in High Wycombe but travels to clients across South Bucks and West London, with 29 years' experience supporting families through pregnancy, birth and early parenthood. Clients come to her for personalised Hypnobirthing and Antenatal classes, Breastfeeding Support, Overnight Newborn Care, and paediatric Holistic Sleep Coaching. Emily's approach is gentle and baby-led, focusing on empowering parents to trust their instincts while also building gentle routines and normalising infant behaviour.
Areas of focus
Rest & sleepPregnancy & postnatalChildren & young people
Approach
Gentle & nurturingEvidence-informedCollaborative & empowering
Sessions
In-person · Online · Home visits
Pricing
From £55
Introductory call
Free consult available
Languages
English
Credentials
QualificationsBND in Nursery Nursing, Level 6 Holistic Sleep Coach, Level 3 Postnatal Care (Maternity Nursing), Breastfeeding Counsellor Qualification, 3 step rewind practitioner training (birth trauma)
Professional bodyInternational Association of Child Sleep Consultants (IACSC)

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Articles by Emily

Parenting

Anxiety and Sleep in Children: What Parents Can Quietly Do to Help

When a child is anxious, sleep is often the first thing to slip. A gentle look at the small, practical things that help , bedtime rhythm, screens, worry jars, and more.

Articles featuring Emily

Parenting

The Subconscious Mind and Why So Many Children Are Anxious

Anxiety in children is on the rise. A gentle look at what the subconscious mind is doing, why so many children feel on edge, and what quietly helps.

Parenting

Helping a Child Name What They're Feeling

Children develop emotional vocabulary slowly, and parents often try to label or solve too quickly. Gentle ways to help a child find their own words.

Pregnancy

Hypnobirthing During Induction or a Caesarean

If you're facing induction or a planned caesarean, hypnobirthing can still support you , it's about preparing your nervous system, whatever unfolds.

Parenting

Sleep in the School Years

School-age children need more sleep than most parents realise. A gentle look at why the rhythm matters and how to set one without the bedtime drama.

Parenting

School Lunches Without the Battle

School lunch wars are exhausting and rarely about food. A gentler approach to packing something they'll actually eat , without giving up on real food.

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