Early Neurodiversity Community

Become a member of the Early Neurodiversity Community

Monthly support, expert-led education, and the village you’ve been craving—right here. 💬👶🏽🌈

If your baby, toddler, or preschooler is highly sensitive, neurodivergent, or showing signs that something more is going on—you don’t have to figure it out alone.

The Early Neurodiversity Community is a membership space for families navigating the early years with complex, sensitive, or neurodivergent kids. Whether you're just beginning to wonder, or you've been advocating for a while, this space is here to meet you with the support you’ve been craving.

Who is this for?

This space was made for parents of babies, toddlers, pre-schoolers, and school age children (0–6 years) who are:

  • Highly sensitive, intense, or showing early signs of neurodivergence

  • Struggling with sleep, sensory regulation, feeding, or communication

  • Facing red flags or wondering if something deeper is going on

  • Dismissed by professionals or told to “wait and see”

  • Trying to access early intervention, early childhood education services, or IEP/504 support—but feeling overwhelmed

  • Looking for a village that truly gets it

What’s Inside of the Community?

For your membership fee, you’ll get:

✅ Monthly live Q+A calls with Lauren (RN, mom of 3 neurodivergent kids, and founder of Spirited Baby Sleep)
😴 Quarterly sleep-focused calls with a certified Sleep & Wellbeing Specialist
🎤 Expert workshops on IEP prep, ARFID, Childhood Apraxia of Speech, PDA, sensory needs, and more
🧠 Access to the full Early Neurodiversity Course (an $89 value)
📚 Library of exclusive resources you won’t find anywhere else
💌 Parent-to-parent messaging for real, judgment-free connection
🫶🏼 Group coaching & topic-specific chats to connect in real time

The Early Neurodiversity Course…

Included in your membership is full access to Lauren’s signature course:

The Early Neurodiversity Course was created to guide you through the earliest signs of autism, ADHD, and sensory processing differences—no “watch and wait'‘ approach here—we’re about supporting the child in front of you. It’s packed with practical, neurodiversity-affirming strategies to help you support your child where they are right now.

Course topics include:
🌿 Sleep through a nervous system lens
🧸 Sensory foundations & processing profiles
🥣 Feeding struggles & ARFID
🗣️ Communication differences, including gestural language and scripting
🚩 Recognizing red flags (and what to do next)
🧑‍⚕️ Navigating therapies, early intervention, and support services

You’ll also gain insight into your child’s unique wiring—and learn how to adapt your parenting, routines, and expectations in a way that honors their regulation, development, and autonomy.

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

You don’t have to do this alone.

This is the community I wish I had from the beginning. A place where no one tells you “all babies do that,” where you don’t have to justify your instincts, and where real support meets real understanding. Whether you’re just starting to ask questions or you're deep in the thick of advocacy, this is your space.

Ready to join the village?
You’re not too early. You’re never too late.

The village you’ve been looking for is here

Why Community Matters

When you’re surrounded by people who don’t understand your child—or your parenting—it becomes more than just isolating. It becomes disorienting. You begin to question what you know. You over-explain your decisions, water down your concerns, and shrink your voice to avoid criticism. Even when your gut is screaming that something more is going on, the constant need to justify your parenting choices can erode your confidence. It gets harder to advocate clearly when your own nervous system is stuck in survival mode.

So many of the families I work with have been told the same outdated lines: “It’s just colic.” “They’ll grow out of it.” “Don’t worry unless they’re still doing that at three.” “You just need to sleep train.” “Put them in 40 hours of therapy and be consistent.” These statements don’t support parents—they silence them. When you're isolated in your knowledge, it becomes harder to trust yourself. And when you don’t trust yourself, advocacy becomes harder to access.

But when you sit in a space with like-minded parents—people who see what you see, who understand the language of sensory regulation, nervous system support, and early neurodivergence—something shifts. You begin to exhale. You start recognizing that what you’re seeing is real, and that your child doesn’t need to be fixed—they need to be understood. Surrounded by others who truly get it, you build the language, tools, and community to show up with clarity and confidence. You stop defending your child and start advocating for them.

The Early Neurodiversity Community isn’t just a place to gather information—it’s a place to rebuild your trust in yourself. It’s a space to feel seen, supported, and steady. Because when you’re connected and regulated, you can show up for your child in powerful, transformative ways. You were never overreacting. You were early. And now, you don’t have to be alone.

Find your advocacy through community…

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. ✨