For babies who are still young enough to swaddle, the Ollie is my favorite. The design is easy to use, so soft, and sleepy magic.

Sound machine with ready to wake clock. My #1 favorite tool for helping toddlers visualize when to stay in bed!

Blackout curtains are a very important part of creating a good sleep space. The room should be dark enough that if you hold your hand in front of your face you can’t see it. This can dramatically improve length of nap and bedtime sleep!

Helpful for babies who are transitioning between a swaddle and sleep sack.

Zenimals are great tools for toddlers and children with anxiety. These meditations and calming sounds help children fall asleep and stay asleep better.

Great tool for toddler behavior support. Use as a visual aid for bedtime routine to minimize tantrums.

A favorite tool that works great for toddlers, preschoolers, and older children. Effective for bedtime stories, routine implementation, and independent play time.

Wonderful book that helps children with separation anxiety.

Visual schedules are a great way to combat toddler and preschooler bedtime battles that may stem from not knowing what is next.