5 Ways To Banish Bedtime Battles 

Without Sleep Training, Bribery or Tears

It's time to say goodbye to bed dread...

We all have our limits. When bedtimes are long and drawn out, it can feel really frustrating, even for the most patient of parents. Sitting in a dark room with a toddler who doesn't want to go to sleep is difficult enough on its own. On top of this though, there's the impact of the drawn out bedtime. The longer you spend trying to get your toddler to sleep, the less time there is to decompress before you need to go to bed. It might mean that you're not be able to spend time with your partner. Or if you've got an older child, you may not be able to give them the time you'd like before their bedtime.

I get it. I've been there.

I know that when evenings are already difficult, the thought of making changes can feel daunting. You don't want to do anything that's going to be stressful, and you definitely don't want to do anything that could rock the boat and make bedtime even harder.

That's exactly why I've created this guide. Inside, you will find my top 5 ways to help make bedtimes stress free for both you and your child. With this guide, you can say goodbye to bedtime battles with 5 actionable steps that you can put in place tonight. With every step, I've explained why it will help your toddler, so you can feel confident as you move through your evening. And the best bit?

Your toddler will love every step!