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Easing Your Preschooler's Bedtime FearsIt is not unusual for preschoolers to be afraid of the dark, but these fears can make bedtime difficult to manage. Parents can help their preschooler overcome these fears by offering support and comfort, and trying practical tips such as leaving on a night-light or letting their preschooler listen to quiet music at bedtime.
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The bedtime routine. It involves one-on-one attention from parents, with consistent observation of rules and time limits. Unfortunately, all of this comes at a point in your day where you'd rather relax with your feet up than join your preschooler on the floor in a quiet-time activity. But the pay-off potential is big: a full night's sleep.
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Little Mommy Bedtime BabyPreschoolers are great mimics; copying the actions and behaviors of adults is how they “practice” new skills. Little girls will feel like a grown up when they sing their own Bedtime Baby to sleep. The cuddly doll comes in glow-in-the-dark pajamas, furry lamb slippers and a matching cap. She also has a little lamb that plays lullaby music and an illustrated storybook. Bedtime Baby’s eyes close just like a real baby. Create a new bedtime routine with your preschooler by letting her tuck Bedtime Baby in for sleep before she snuggles in for the night herself.
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