Raymond Terrace Who's Who
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My 20+ years of experience as a baby sleep coach started in London as a mothercraft night nanny. Today I’m not only Australia’s most experienced baby sleep consultant, I’m also a passionate parent and infant advocate. I support parents across Australia with my intensive 1:1 support baby sleep support programs. I love the feeling of helping parents not only get the sleep they deserve – but also understand how they got there.
I’ve helped doctors, teachers, celebrities and coaches both-in Australia and abroad. In Canberra I can visit any suburb in the ACT within 50 klms of my sleep clinic in Duffy. Or do what the majority of my clients have do, and can sign up for my 1:1 baby sleep support program. This program has intensive support for a two full weeks in the form of Text, Audio & Video In App support. This includes stand by baby sleep support the first evening of the program where I will be there (virtually) by your side as we get your baby to sleep for the first evening.
I’ve helped doctors, teachers, celebrities and coaches both-in Australia and abroad. In Canberra I can visit any suburb in the ACT within 50 klms of my sleep clinic in Duffy. Or do what the majority of my clients have do, and can sign up for my 1:1 baby sleep support program. This program has intensive support for a two full weeks in the form of Text, Audio & Video In App support. This includes stand by baby sleep support the first evening of the program where I will be there (virtually) by your side as we get your baby to sleep for the first evening.
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🍇 James King
James King established Irrawang on the Williams River near Raymond Terrace after arriving from Scotland in 1827. Alongside farming, he developed pottery manufacture and a vineyard planted with European varieties. Wine became his principal interest: careful selection, cellar work and the skills of German vine dressers helped improve its quality. His wines won colonial awards and attracted attention at the Paris Exhibition in 1855, with some served at Napoleon III’s table. He also became the Hunter River Vineyard Association’s first president. The local enterprise combined clay and grapes, making Irrawang a place of manufacturing experiments as well as agricultural ambition.
