Early Neurodiversity Community
The village you’ve been looking for is here
Become a member of the Early Neurodiversity Community
Monthly support, expert-led education, and the village you’ve been craving—right here. 💬👶🏽🌈
Who’s it for?
This space is for parents of highly sensitive or neurodivergent babies and toddlers—whether you’re just beginning to wonder if something’s “more” going on, or you’ve been deep in advocacy for a while.
It’s especially supportive for families navigating sleep, regulation, early signs, feeding, communication challenges, red flags, and accessing early intervention.
This is the community I wish I had from the very beginning. You’re not too early, and you’re never too late.
What’s included?
For your membership fee, you’ll get:
💬 Monthly group Q+A calls with me, Lauren (RN, mom of 3 neurodivergent kids, and founder of Spirited Baby Sleep)
💤 Monthly sleep-focused Q+A calls with Taylor, a certified Sleep and Wellbeing Specialist with Spirited Baby Sleep
👩🏽🏫 Guest expert workshops—we’ll cover IEP prep, ARFID, Childhood Apraxia of Speech, sensory needs, PDA, and so much more
📚 Access to my full Early Neurodiversity Course, including sleep, sensory, feeding, red flags, and therapeutic support
🧠 Library of exclusive resources only available to members
💌 Parent-to-parent DMing—because no one should have to do this alone
🫶🏼 Group coaching, community support, and topic-specific chats to help you connect and grow in real time
Inside the Early Neurodiversity Community, you’ll find the support and resources you’ve been searching for—but couldn’t find in traditional spaces. You’ll get access to live group Q+A calls with Lauren, a neurodivergent parent and RN, as well as monthly sleep-focused Q+A calls with Taylor, a certified Sleep and Wellbeing Specialist. You’ll have the chance to learn from expert workshops on topics like IEP meetings, ARFID, Apraxia, PDA, feeding challenges, and more. Your membership includes the full Early Neurodiversity Course, a growing library of exclusive resources, and the ability to message other parents 1:1 for real, judgment-free connection. Plus, you’ll be part of ongoing group coaching and chat spaces where you can ask questions, vent, celebrate progress, and build the village you—and your child—deserve.
Here's just some of what you’ll dive into as soon as you join:
🧠 Understanding Early Signs of Autism & ADHD
🌿 Sleep, Sensory, and Nervous System Support
🎤 Workshops in feeding, speech, and early childhood advocacy
📋 IEP Planning + Early Intervention Navigation
🎧 Real-parent convos about regulation, burnout, and doing things differently
🫂 Parent-led space for co-regulation, real talk, and celebrating small wins
A little more about me…
👋🏼 I’m Lauren—RN, parent of three neurodivergent kids, and the founder of Spirited Baby Sleep. I’ve spent over a decade navigating therapies, sleep challenges, diagnoses, sensory systems, and emotional regulation—and I built this space because no family should have to figure this out alone.
Whether your baby is a few days old or your preschooler is 4, this is your space to learn, be held, and grow.
I’ll be in your corner every step of the way.
Can’t wait to meet you inside. ✨
Why Community Matters
When you’re surrounded by people who don’t understand your child—or your parenting—it becomes harder to stay grounded in what you know. The emotional toll of constantly explaining, defending, or justifying your choices can chip away at your confidence, even when you know you’re attuned to your child’s needs.
When you sit at a table with like-minded parents—people who see what you see and speak the same language of nervous system support, sensory regulation, and neurodivergence—something shifts. You begin to trust yourself more. You learn how to clearly articulate your concerns. You start walking into appointments with the language, research, and confidence you need to advocate effectively. And you stop feeling so alone.
The Early Neurodiversity Community isn’t just a place to learn—it’s a place to feel seen, supported, and strengthened. Because advocacy isn’t just about what you know—it’s about how regulated and connected you feel when it’s time to speak up. And that starts here.
You're exactly who this is for.