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Loving bedtime stories for the sleep ritual with tips from renowned pediatrician Dr. Herbert Renz-Polster. How do lions sleep? Preferably snuggled up close together. Human children also love to cuddle in the family bed. The baby otter lies on daddy's belly. And children like to sleep heart to heart. Each page showcases intimate scenes around the theme of sleep, accompanied by little rhymes for reading aloud. This picture book was created in collaboration with pediatrician Dr. Herbert Renz-Polster, who advocates for a gentle approach to peaceful nights. A wonderful read-aloud book for the evening ritual. My child just won't sleep. Every parent knows this feeling. This loving goodnight book depicts animals and children in cozy moments of falling asleep through atmospheric illustrations. But the child is still awake, and there’s no time to sift through advice books. That's where this picture book comes in as the solution: for all tired parents, it offers empathetic tips and a postscript from baby sleep expert Dr. Herbert Renz-Polster. His experience has shown that the bedtime routine looks different for every child. Nevertheless, there are important prerequisites: children should be tired, full, and secure, and then falling asleep becomes easier. Well then, good night.