Danielle Cyrenne,

MSW RSW PMH-C

Hi, I’m Danielle Cyrenne — a therapist, paediatric sleep consultant, mom, and the creator of the FeeliePod.

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And I can’t even tell you how excited I am to finally introduce it.

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The FeeliePod has been quietly living in my heart for a long time — growing out of every therapy session I’ve had with overwhelmed parents, emotionally tender children, and families doing the best they can. It’s the “thing I wish I could hand people” after a session… and now, it’s real.

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A little about me: I’m a Registered Social Worker with a Master’s in Social Work, a certified perinatal mental health specialist, and a paediatric sleep consultant. I’ve spent over a decade working with children and families — in homes, clinics, and now at my very own practice, Nest Haven Family Wellness, where we support parents, children, and couples through all the messy, meaningful moments of family life.

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And one thing I know for sure? Regulation, connection, and resilience don’t come naturally to most of us.

Not because we don’t care — but because we were never taught how.

So many of us are parenting while healing ourselves. We’re trying to be gentle, patient, emotionally available — while running on four hours of sleep, carrying generational patterns we’re trying to unlearn, and constantly wondering: Am I doing this right?

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I know this because I live it too. I’m not a perfect parent — I’m a conscious one. I mess up, I repair, I try again. And I created the FeeliePod not from a place of having it all figured out… but from the deep desire to make connection more accessible — even on the days we don’t have much to give.

This is more than a product. It’s a bridge — between you and your child, between chaos and calm, between this moment and the kind of emotional security that lasts a lifetime.

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It’s rooted in attachment theory, co-regulation, and neuroscience — but more importantly, it’s rooted in real life. It’s for the child who needs a little extra comfort at bedtime, or the parent who wants to leave a love note before a big day, or the co-parenting family trying to maintain connection across two homes.

It’s for the moments when you can’t be right there, but you still want your child to feel you — your warmth, your voice, your love.

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Because in the end, that’s what builds secure attachment. That’s what helps children grow into emotionally healthy adults who know how to self-soothe, ask for help, and feel safe with their own feelings.

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That’s what I want for my kids. That’s what I want for yours.

And that’s why I made the FeeliePod.

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I can’t wait to share more with you — and I hope it becomes something truly special in your family’s story.

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With so much warmth and excitement,

Danielle Cyrenne

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