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One of the most common problems that parents experience is surely putting a child to bed. Some children come up with excuses to not go to bed, whereas others go to bed at first, but they don’t stay there for long. These frequent behaviors make bedtime problems one of the most frustrating parts of a parent’s day.

There is no hard and fast need to make bedtime into a big struggle. There is no need to leave your child feeling like he or she needs to be angry or frustrated when they hear the clock strike bedtime. There is no secret rule for children that states that bedtime must be boring or unenjoyable or not fought. If you are tired of hearing the constant whining and protests, you, like countless other parents, may feel like you need to do something — anything — to get your child back in bed and off to sleep. There is something that you can do that is quite simple.

Do you find that you struggle to get to sleep every night? No matter how hard you try, do you find that you struggle to get to sleep, stay asleep, or wake up well-rested after having slept? If so, you are not alone. Upward of 30 percent of adults struggle with their sleep in some way, shape, or form. They may find it too difficult to fall asleep.

Nearly three in four adults report that they regularly feel stressed out. One in three regularly feel like their stress is extreme, and one in two feel like their stress is constantly getting worse, no matter what they try. There is no denying it - stress is a major problem that the adults of the world face. It can be debilitating mentally. It impacts the body heavily. It can destroy your sleep, ruin your mood, and wreak havoc on your mental stress. It can hurt every aspect of your life.

As we all know, telling bedtime stories is a wonderful way to bond with your children and help them get to sleep. In this book, you will not only be reconnected with that tradition, but you will also get a whole host of tips and tricks that will enable you to eliminate anxieties and fears that your children cling to, while teaching them the practices of mindfulness and meditation. These practices will serve your children well, from the time they are toddlers throughout their entire adult life.

The adult world is stressful. It is incredibly difficult to live in a world where you are constantly connected to everyone and everything. You cannot escape responsibilities, bills, expenses, relationship troubles, or anything else; it can all weigh you down, making it hard for you to cope with your daily stressors. There are things you can control, and there are things you cannot. What is within your control is choosing how to respond to the world around you and how you can better cope with stressors. These mindfulness-focused bedtime stories will help.