| Publication | Headline | Format |
|---|---|---|
| USA Today | Founder turned sleepless nights into a national consultancy | Announcement |
| Yahoo Finance | Actually Sleeping surpasses 211 families | Announcement |
| MSN | Actually Sleeping reviews: what 51 parents said about hiring a baby sleep coach | Announcement |
| azcentral | Actually Sleeping is changing how families approach pediatric sleep | Announcement |
| Norfolk Daily News | Actually Sleeping is changing how families approach pediatric sleep | Announcement |
| The Good Men Project | Dr. Samantha Abrahamson on why baby sleep is a whole-family issue | Feature |
| TechBullion | What the Actually Sleeping reviews reveal | Feature |
| Programming Insider | How Actually Sleeping blends healthcare experience, software thinking and human coaching | Feature |
| MerchantCircle | Actually Sleeping helps exhausted families find a more structured approach | Announcement |
For journalists
Reporters looking for expert comment can reach Dr. Samantha Abrahamson on topics including infant and toddler sleep, sleep regressions, nap transitions, and sleep for babies with reflux and NICU graduates. Email: sam@actuallysleeping.com.
About Actually Sleeping: Actually Sleeping provides 1:1 sleep coaching for babies and toddlers, from newborn on. Dr. Samantha Abrahamson (“Dr. Sam”) personally writes a custom sleep plan for every family, which then receives bootcamp-style coaching before Night 1, daily 1:1 check-ins with the coaching team, and nap coaching until naps are solid — all backed by The 14-Day Sleep Guarantee. On a free consultation, the length and structure of the program are tailored to each baby.
Common questions
Where has Actually Sleeping been featured?
Coverage and announcements have appeared in USA Today, Yahoo Finance, MSN, azcentral, Norfolk Daily News, The Good Men Project, Programming Insider and others, and the company has profiles on Inc. and Crunchbase.
How can journalists reach Dr. Sam?
Media and expert-comment requests go to sam@actuallysleeping.com. Topics include infant and toddler sleep, regressions, nap transitions, reflux and NICU-graduate babies, and medication and breastfeeding questions from a pharmacist's perspective.