What if a few loving words at bedtime could change your child’s emotional world?

In this episode, we explore the power of unconditional love, subconscious messaging during sleep, and how the SleepTalk® method helps children feel secure, calm, and deeply connected—especially when they struggle during the day.

Kerre Burley, founder of the International SleepTalk® Training Academy, joins us to share how parents can create lasting change in their child’s confidence and behavior by using short bedtime rituals.

We also look at how the brain responds to emotional safety, what it means to build deep interconnection at a subconscious level, and why tools like this are not just for kids—but for healing the parent-child bond itself.

🎧 Episode Highlights

[00:00:00] Welcome to Season 2 and introducing Kerre Burley

[00:01:18] Why bedtime is the ideal time for emotional rewiring

[00:02:12] “A lot of them were able to start that very night and already felt like their home was lighter the next day.”

[00:04:45] The surprising simplicity of the SleepTalk® method

[00:07:10] What we really mean when we say “unconditional love”

[00:09:52] “Wow. Well, I’m impressed. It was brilliant.”

[00:13:30] How children process loving words during sleep

[00:17:48] Claudie explains how a child’s brain receives subconscious input

[00:22:05] A practical example of pairing SleepTalk® with sensory enrichment

[00:30:15] How the brain interprets safety through familiar voices

[00:37:42] “Even if the day has been awful, you are still deeply loved.”

[00:44:03] Why the right tone matters more than perfect words

[00:49:48] Final thoughts and blessings