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This book did not work for us. My 2 year old was not engaged at all, and frankly I found reading it tedious. I tried again when he was 3, and he remained bored with it - but sadly not bored to sleep! (Nov 05, 2016)
Emily S.
weeThink
Why weeLove The Rabbit Who Wants to Fall Asleep:
We’ve all been through bedtime routines that drag out endlessly. There’s always one more book, sip of water, lullaby, trip to the potty, or dramatic protest against sleep. And by the time you tiptoe out of your tot’s room, it’s practically your bedtime. Don’t you wish there was a magic spell that could get your little one snoozing without the usual 100-step process? Well, there kinda is…
The Rabbit Who Wants to Fall Asleep is a bedtime story that’s been getting tons of buzz on the sleep deprived parent circuit. This tale about a rabbit who can’t fall asleep uses an almost hypnotic sentence structure to help your child relax and drift off to dreamland. There are instructions for parents about when to yawn, emphasize certain words, insert your child’s name, and slow down. (FYI: there’s a warning not to read this book to anyone who is driving a car, if that tells you anything about the effectiveness…)
This book won’t work for every baby or toddler. And there’s a solid chance you’ll fall asleep before your kiddo does. But the possibility of an easier, faster bedtime just might be a dream come true.
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- Emily S.
Denver , Colorado
This book did not work for us. My 2 year old was not engaged at all, and frankly I found reading it tedious. I tried again when he was 3, and he remained bored with it - but sadly not bored to sleep! Nov 05, 2016
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