Do you want to be able to get your child to sleep at night?
Sleepy Bedtime Tales offers a revolutionary way to tell bedtime stories helping to make bedtime a time of peace, calm and sleep for your child.
Based on various psychological principles and techniques 'Sleepy Bedtime Tales' bedtime stories guide your child comfortably asleep.
These bedtime stories are to be read to your child at bedtime, rather than with your child at bedtime, or by your child at bedtime.
These bedtime stories are written to be read mainly to 4-7 year old's, (the bedtime stories work with children as young as 2) as they rest in bed with their eyes shut listening along to the bedtime story.
Each of the bedtime stories takes about 10-15 minutes to read.
The sleepy bedtime approach was developed over 15 years ago while Dan Jones was working in children's homes with children with emotional and behavioural issues. He needed to find a way to help the children sleep. He had an interest in the way people communicate due to having Asperger's and wanting to learn the skills to fit in with others. So he applied what he had learnt about how people communicate unconsciously and turned his knowledge into this approach.
Since that time Dan has taught the approach to children's home staff, family support workers and social workers, and to hundreds of parents, as well as applying the approach himself with children of all ages.
The stories in this 'Sleepy Bedtime Tales' book are:
- The Rabbit Who Came to Tea
- Timmy and the Secret Door
- The Princess and the Magical Kitten
- The Magical Unicorn
- The Spaceman and the Dinosaur
- The Swift and the Swallow
- The Caterpillar's Dream
- The Boy Who Ran Off to the Circus
- Adventure of a Time Travelling Worm
- The Puppy Who Wanted to Play
- The Magical Journey Asleep
About the Author: Dan Jones has over twenty years experience in psychological wellbeing, and over fifteen years experience working with children & families.
He is author of two previous parenting books Human Givens Approach to Working With Parents of Challenging Teens where he presented research findings about reducing youth offending & anti-social behaviour by supporting parents using a Human Givens approach, and Parenting Techniques That Work where he first wrote about his radical techniques for getting children to sleep introducing the techniques in his book Sleepy Bedtime Tales.
