


Can't get to sleep? Neither can these animals. Help the zoo animals get to bed on time by solving their bedtime problems or having them join one last hurrah.
Your child becomes a zookeeper helping animals settle down for the night. They'll make choices about which animals to visit, how to soothe restless creatures, and whether to invite them on one last bedtime parade. The story unfolds in gentle rhyming couplets, mirroring the rhythm of a calming bedtime routine.
By helping others get ready for sleep, children practice bedtime skills without pressure. This play-based format lets them experiment with calming strategies—quiet voices, cozy routines, winding-down rituals—in a low-stakes, imaginative setting. Over time, this can build positive associations with bedtime and gentle awareness of what helps bodies and minds settle.
Listen for which solutions your child chooses. Do they gravitate toward active parade options or quiet, soothing ones? Their choices may reflect how they're feeling about their own bedtime that night. If they repeatedly pick "one more thing" options, it might signal they need more wind-down time or reassurance. Use their answers as a springboard for gentle questions: "I noticed you helped the elephant with a lullaby—does that help you, too?"
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