The clock strikes 7 p.m. and with that, the start of our bedtime routine. It’s at this point that we drag the kids upstairs for baths, pajamas, teeth brushing and stories. Sounds simple right? Except ...

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A few small changes can turn evenings from frazzled to peaceful. These parent-tested shifts help toddlers feel safe, seen, and ready to sleep.

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Mom and entrepreneur Anne Ogunrinde is redefining bedtime with soft, sensory-friendly sleepwear that empowers kids through independence and inclusion In January, Anne Ogunrinde founded Penny’s Pixies, ...

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Discover the psychological drivers behind delayed sleep and learn actionable hygiene practices to restore circadian rhythms and cognitive function.