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Making the transition from crib to bed is difficult for most children. I went through this with both of my boys. Both kept getting out of bed to play after I left the room, being freed from the bars of the crib, even though they knew they were supposed to stay in bed. Any parent that has been through this knows it can be an incredibly hard battle to fight! With the new and ingenious, mom-invented SleepBuddy sleep system, parents can teach their little ones the art of a healthy sleep routine with ease.
Our SleepBuddy came wrapped up in a cute little box, just like a present, making both boys instantly excited about it! When opening it up, we found the SleepBuddy, instructions for parents, bedtime book to introduce the SleepBuddy and a progress chart with fun stickers. I was very excited to get to try this out with both boys, especially Eli, who just moved to a big boy bed! The SleepBuddy was very easy to set up and not only provided the boys with a visual cue to stay in bed, but also a nightlight for the dark.
SleepBuddy is for children who are:
- In the crib and moving to a bed within 1-2 months
- Currently transitioning from crib to bed, or
- Sleeping in a bed but not staying through the night.
Three simple steps toward sound, healthy sleep.
Present and explain SleepBuddy to your child. The system includes an engaging children’s book to help your child understand the concept.
Program the soft blue light to turn on for scheduled nap time and when it is time for your child to go bed at night. Place the light in his/her room where it can be seen from the bed.
Record your child’s progress with the included incentive chart and smiley stickers. When a goal is reached, choose a reward that you feel is right for your child.
The SleepBuddy sleep system is a necessity for all parents during this transitional sleeping period in their toddler’s life! It is simple for each child, ages 1-3, to grasp the concept of the SleepBuddy, especially with the Bedtime Book included in the kit. The SleepBuddy is simple for kids and convenient for parents, resulting in long-term healthy sleep patterns and routines! Definitely a must-have in my book!
BUY IT: The SleepBuddy sleep system kit can be purchased online for only $35 and is worth every penny!
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Reading a book then going to bed.
team unizoomi, brush teeth, read a book and rock
Bath, book, and bed for our older one. Nursing and cuddles for the baby.
bath then book then bed
We start in the bathroom with potty and teeth brushing and then go into the bedroom to put on his pjs. After that, we climb into his bed for story time and prayer.
We set a timer and he has that much time to get in jammies, brush teeth and watch a show. When the timer goes off, he gets two books, a song and then it is time for bed
Feed, change, read a book, we rock her in the rocking chair a little if she is not already sleepy. She’s 9 months old.
Bath, book, and bed
1. Brush teeth 2. Read a story 3. Get into bed 4. Hope they stay there
My husband baths them and brushes their teeth and then gives them a small night time snack and gets them ready for bed.
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the b’s …bath, book, brush, bed
Bath, book, rocking, bed.
Right now our routine is just nursing to sleep.
Don’t know yet…due in November, but bath, book, bed sounds good to me.
Ours is massage, song and nurse.
nurse, bed share, nurse some more
bath, massage, book, bed
cuddle time then bed
We have a short song that we all sing together before the girls go to bed and a dove “bell” that our oldest made in Art class at school that the girls ring to scare away monsters and witches and bad dreams. When our oldest goes on visit with her bio- dad she calls to sing our song and have one of the girls ring the bell next to the phone to ward off the bad dreams across the miles that seperate them.
We do bath (if needed), PJs, book, rock in the glider then kisses and lay down to sleep awake. Works most nights!
Half bath, a little snack then brushing teeth, telling bed time stories then sleep.
With my grandson, he gets his teeth brushed, we read him books then he goes to sleep
We do pajamas, brush teeth, have prayers, hugs and kisses and then tuck them in.
We shower, brush our teeth, say prayers and then it’s time to be tucked in bed with lots of hugs and kisses and snuggles.
Jammies, brush teeth and story.
Brush teeth, story time, big kiss and lights out!
I give my kids a bath, brush teeth, a few stories then time for bed!
It’s always the same routine; bath, story then bed. My daughter tries to alter this daily of course.
My bedtime routine is very chaotic.