For public institutions
A municipal baby-sleep programme for the families in your municipality
City councils and public institutions can offer NanaNido to families with babies 0–3 years as support for parenting and family wellbeing: a personalised sleep plan reviewed by an expert, gentle and not a substitute for the paediatrician.
We design the pilot and the proposal to fit each municipality.
Family wellbeing from the very first year
A baby's rest affects the whole family. NanaNido helps families with babies 0–36 months rest better through personalised, gentle sleep plans reviewed by an expert, always as a wellbeing tool and not a substitute for the paediatrician. That's why it fits naturally into municipal programmes for parenting, childhood and work-life support.
Municipal areas where it fits
| Priority | Municipal team | Why it fits |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Childhood and Families | The natural fit: support for parenting, work-life balance, family wellbeing and the early years. |
| 2 | Social Services / Social Welfare | To offer it to vulnerable families, exhausted mums and dads, single-parent families or those without a support network. |
| 3 | Municipal Public Health | As prevention, wellbeing and family education —not as medical treatment—. NanaNido is not a substitute for the paediatrician. |
| 4 | Education / Nurseries / Municipal preschools | A very powerful channel to reach families with babies and young children: codes, workshops or resources. |
| 5 | Family support centres / Family spaces | Spaces for parenting, breastfeeding and positive parenting where the programme fits directly. |
| 6 | Equality / Women / Maternity | As support for postpartum mental load and work-life balance, especially for recent mothers. |
The ideal internal champion is usually a Childhood, Family or Social Services officer, with political backing from the Social Rights, Childhood or Families department.
Three ways to offer it to citizens
Municipal licence
The council buys a number of NanaNido plans and gives them out free to registered families.
Subsidised codes
The council covers 50–100% of the plan's cost for selected families.
Workshop + digital access
An online or in-person session on baby sleep, with a code to create the personalised plan.
“NanaNido helps families with babies 0–36 months rest better through personalised, gentle sleep plans reviewed by an expert, always as a wellbeing tool and not a substitute for the paediatrician.”
Let's run a pilot in your municipality
Tell us which area you're approaching it from and how many families you want to reach. We'll prepare a tailored proposal and pilot, no strings attached.
[email protected]Frequently asked questions
What exactly does the programme offer?
Baby-sleep support for families with babies 0–3 years: a personalised sleep plan reviewed by an expert, with sleep windows by age, routines and a night-waking guide. It's a gentle wellbeing tool and not a substitute for the paediatrician.
Which municipal area does it fit best?
The natural fit is Childhood and Families, with backing from the Social Rights / Childhood / Families department. It also works from Social Services, Public Health, Education (preschools), family centres or Equality.
How is it contracted and how much does it cost?
We adapt the format and scope to each municipality (licence, subsidised codes or workshop). Write to us at [email protected] and we'll prepare a tailored proposal and pilot.
Can we run a small pilot first?
Yes, that's exactly what we recommend: start with a pilot in a mid-sized municipality with an active childhood area and scale it up if it works.
NanaNido is a wellbeing and sleep-support tool; it does not replace your paediatrician's advice and does not diagnose or treat any condition. If you are worried about your baby's sleep, feeding or development, talk to a healthcare professional.