Siran is a registered nurse and a devoted mother to a spirited two-year-old. With hands-on experience in delivery rooms, she’s witnessed the raw beauty and challenges of childbirth firsthand—coaching mothers through labor, comforting anxious partners, and welcoming new life with steady hands and a compassionate heart.

But nothing prepared her for the relentless storm of her own motherhood journey. Her daughter suffered from severe colic for the first seven months of life—seven months of nonstop crying, sleepless nights, and desperate searches for relief. Even now, fevers disrupt the night and leave both mother and child weary. With a fresh C-section scar and no time for recovery, Siran was forced to rock her newborn constantly, sometimes for hours on end, just to offer a few moments of peace.

She tried everything—eight different formulas, multiple allergy tests, consultations with sleep trainers, and a mountain of baby products that promised sleep but never delivered. Their home became a battlefield of swaddles, white noise machines, and 2 a.m. pacing.

But in the chaos, Siran found purpose. She channeled her exhaustion and expertise into innovation, creating a baby-patting device born out of sheer necessity. It mimicked the rhythmic comfort of a parent’s touch, allowing her daughter to sleep longer stretches while giving Siran a moment to breathe. And it worked. The crying eased, the sleep returned, and the constant holding finally had a pause.

Now, Siran shares her invention—and her hard-earned wisdom—with other parents facing the same uphill battle. Because she’s lived it all: the tears, the doubt, the hope. And she turned it into something that helps others feel just a little less alone.