Kitty Night Night Bedtime Routine
Description
- Introduce Kitty Night Night to child and ask them where they would like Kitty to be placed that makes them feel safe. It protects them when you are not with them at night. Let them know not to touch or it will lose its might. ( see story book)
- Read the Storybook to your child and tuck them in. Remind them, if they wake, to look for Kitty at the spot where he was placed and reinforce he will be there to protect them.
- When they wake up in their own bed, reward them with a sticker for their chart. Let them participate in their success by placing the sticker on their chart.
Kitty Night Night is a Fun Packaged Solution to Bedtime Blues. This system helps to train Independent Sleepers. Includes a Kitty Night Night, Story Book, 30 Day Reward Chart and 50 stickers.
Reviews
A**R
The sticker chart is the best part. There is a part in the book ...
The sticker chart is the best part. There is a part in the book where the tiger "comes to life." This caused issued the first night. Had to tell the 3yo over and over her tiger was not going to be real while she slept. It's also pretty unrealistic to expect her not to touch the tiger. We have modified the sticker chart and do a week at a time to earn a small prize. When she fills in the whole chart she can get a "big prize" so that incentive is nice.
K**3
Great Product
Kitty Night Night has been a life saver for us. Tried numerous approaches to try to keep our 5 year old in his bed. He gets so excited every time he gets to put a sticker on his chart and feels protected by the stuffed animal. Wish we would have had this sooner!!
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