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Promo code applied (15% off)What you'll learn
Put a stop to your kids' aggressive behavior (hitting, biting, etc.)
Know exactly how to reduce rudeness
Decrease defiance and increase cooperation/listening
Have fewer outbursts and more peaceful moments
What you'll learn
Put a stop to your kids' aggressive behavior (hitting, biting, etc.)
Know exactly how to reduce rudeness
Decrease defiance and increase cooperation/listening
Have fewer outbursts and more peaceful moments
What you'll learn
Put a stop to your kids' aggressive behavior (hitting, biting, etc.)
Know exactly how to reduce rudeness
Decrease defiance and increase cooperation/listening
Have fewer outbursts and more peaceful moments
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Workshops & Scripts
Report fewer meltdowns
Feel more confident
My kid won't go to sleep. He insists in only sleeping with me. He cries and screams during bedtime, I can't calm him down.
You end up lying with your kid every night just to get through it. That's exhausting, and it doesn't mean you're doing anything wrong. This is one of the hardest parts of parenting a baby — and we've pulled together a collection made especially for this.
It doesn't end with bedtime. We'll be here to suggest you the other topics that might be related to bedtime, or even speak to different challenges that come your way.
CollectionPlay Without Pressure
26 min
CollectionConnection: Small Moments That Have Big Impact
21 min
How to Play with Your Kid
The Small Moments Matter
Help your kid through nighttime struggles and build skills for independent sleep.
7 items · 21 min
Sleep is a Separation Struggle
Know the Bedtime Roles
Setting the Right Bedtime
Mantras Build Bedtime Calm
The Bedtime Routine That Sticks
When They Call You Back In
Naps, Wakeups & Regressions
Solutions to Bedtime Battles and Sleep Struggles
7 items · 21 min
Sleep is a Separation Struggle
Deck · 3 min
Know the Bedtime Roles
Deck · 3 min
Setting the Right Bedtime
Deck · 3 min
Mantras Build Bedtime Calm
Deck · 3 min
Solutions to Bedtime Battles and Sleep Struggles
21 min
Solutions to Bedtime Battles and Sleep Struggles
Other topics for you
Triggers
Tantrums
Problem Behaviors
Deeply Feeling Kids
Listening
Included in your sleep program. Book a free 1:1 sleep coaching session with one of our sleep experts.
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The optional phone field on the one-off purchase checkout. The dropdown carries the calling code (defaulting to +1) and the input holds national digits, per the approved design; the value handed to consumers is always E.164. Styled to match the Stripe-flavoured email input it sits under there, not the standalone form-input specimen.
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What a shared deck or collection shows when the read fails — a dead network or an upstream error, as opposed to a refusal. A refusal gets the membership prompt instead; this has nothing to sell, so it says whose fault it is and offers the one useful action.
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Week 96
Connect
They absorb what you model. This week, build connection by letting your kid see you mess up — and stay kind to yourself as you recover.
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That's every card. Small moments like this are what build the sturdy stuff.
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That's every card. Small moments like this are what build the sturdy stuff.
