Mom Advice
When the kids were little, I’d often wonder if our bedtime routine meant something—those moments before sleep, the stories, the quiet cuddles. The decision. Night after night to never skip or waiver. But as they grew older, I realized how much they’d hold onto during the day, knowing they could always count on that time with me to just pour it all out. Those moments became everything. 💛✨
I’ve gathered a list of our favorite bedtime essentials over the years that we’ve loved and cherished, and I’m sharing them with you. 💤 over on insta!
What about you mamas? What’s something you are glad that you did with your kiddos?
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Bedtime routines have an undeniable impact on a child's emotional and psychological development. Research shows that having consistent routines helps children feel secure and understand what to expect, which can reduce anxiety and foster a sense of stability. As children transition from being toddlers to teenagers, this routine can become a sacred time where they share thoughts and feelings that they might not express during the day. It can help parents stay connected with their children, fostering open communication and trust. Moreover, establishing a nighttime ritual doesn't just benefit kids; it also allows parents to unwind, reflect on the day, and create lasting memories. You might want to explore incorporating elements like reading books together or discussing highlights of the day to deepen this connection. For those struggling with establishing a routine, remember: it’s never too late to start! Even teens can appreciate the regularity of a bedtime routine, as it reinforces healthy sleep patterns and emotional closeness. Embracing these moments in your family's daily life can bring incredible rewards for you and your children, from mental well-being to strong family bonds.
not only is it benefiting you and them in the present, But it's also setting them up for their future and when they have kids I'm sure they will do the same thing