# Actually Sleeping Review: Jenny R. & Timmy (7 to 9 months)

> Jenny R. & Timmy review Actually Sleeping: Timmy · 8 months — waking 1-2x, needed a bottle to sleep, only napped on her lap. Result: 1 Week. Watch their…

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# Jenny R. & Timmy: Actually Sleeping review

Timmy · 8 months — waking 1-2x, needed a bottle to sleep, only napped on her lap. Compiled by the Actually Sleeping team. Program details reviewed by [Samantha Abrahamson, PharmD](https://actuallysleepingreviews.com/dr-samantha-abrahamson/): PharmD, [Duquesne University School of Pharmacy](https://www.duq.edu/academics/schools/pharmacy/), 2017 · Pennsylvania pharmacist license [RP1012588](https://npiregistry.cms.hhs.gov/provider-view/1730650979) ([state lookup](https://www.pals.pa.gov/#/page/search)) · NPI [1730650979](https://npiregistry.cms.hhs.gov/provider-view/1730650979). Updated November 15, 2026.

## Their review in one line

Jenny R. & Timmy started Actually Sleeping coaching with a baby in the 7 to 9 months range. The result they describe: 1 Week. Video recorded June 2, 2026.**Baby's age at the start**7 to 9 months**Result they describe**1 Week**Starting situation**Babies who were fed or rocked to sleep

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## Where they started

Timmy · 8 months — waking 1-2x, needed a bottle to sleep, only napped on her lap.

## What changed, in their words

> “It took about a week and once he started, he rarely stopped. He sleeps through the night and naps in his crib — even slept through the night while traveling.”Jenny R. & Timmy, Actually Sleeping client

## Would they recommend Actually Sleeping?

> “Absolutely, and I have! Sleep training was scary until I talked to Samantha — then it wasn't scary at all.”Jenny R. & Timmy

## Full transcript of their video

Taken from the video's captions, recorded June 2, 2026. Lightly formatted into paragraphs; the words are as captioned.

To have my baby in this video, but he is sleeping. So, because he does that now, and he does it on his own. But we started when my baby, Timmy, was around six and a half months old. He was not sleeping through the night.

He was sleeping maybe waking up one to two times. He would not go back to sleep without a bottle, and he was only sleeping on my lap during the day. Sometimes he would do a stroller nap, but that was pretty rare. So it was stressing me out.

I was also the only person who could put him to sleep, who could get him to sleep at night for bedtime, also overnight, and then for naps. And so it was all me. And I needed a little bit more structure, and I needed to be able to depend on other people, babysitters, my husband. And so it took us I think he slept through the night the second night the first time.

And then it was like every once in a while. And then probably a week in to two weeks in, he it became consistent. And so then the my next goal was to have him sleep in his crib during the day for all his naps, and that took a couple weeks. But he is now sleeping in his crib for naps.

He is sleeping all night. We've even traveled. That was something I told Sam when we first started, that I was really nervous about traveling to see my sister. And no disruption to sleep.

He still slept through the night. He slept in his crib, his travel crib. And she'd even told me, Expect some disruption. And it it didn't happen.

So I'm just a lot more confident now in his sleep. Everything is much more predictable. It impacted not only his sleep, but also his feeding schedule, how happy he is, how long he can stay awake, what kind of activities we do. It's made my house more peaceful.

So it's had a lot of really, additional benefits that I wasn't expecting, and we've loved it.

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This review was recorded by the family and is reproduced word for word from their video on actuallysleeping.com. Individual results vary. [How reviews are collected](https://actuallysleepingreviews.com/how-reviews-are-collected/).

## Questions about this review

What did Jenny R. & Timmy say about Actually Sleeping?“It took about a week and once he started, he rarely stopped. He sleeps through the night and naps in his crib — even slept through the night while traveling.”

Where did Jenny R. & Timmy start?Timmy · 8 months — waking 1-2x, needed a bottle to sleep, only napped on her lap.

How fast did Actually Sleeping work for Jenny R. & Timmy?The result they describe: 1 Week.

Would Jenny R. & Timmy recommend Actually Sleeping?“Absolutely, and I have! Sleep training was scary until I talked to Samantha — then it wasn't scary at all.”

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