Is bedtime a struggle in your home? Do you want your child to stop fighting bedtime and get off to bed willingly and happily once and for all? 

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.

Making bedtime fun will help the following. 

But, what if, instead of trying to yank your child away from their imagination and creativity and fun, you facilitated it instead? What if you encourage your child to spend time listening to stories that are meant to provide your child with reasons to stop, settle down, and use their imagination, not to run and play, but to sit and listen? Your child can imagine vast, wondrous places. They can explore nature and the world around them, and they do not have to move a single muscle! 

This book of the Bedtime Stories for Kids series has a goal to connect your child to the world. Our world is vast and expansive and diverse; there are people, creatures, histories, environments, and climates that are vastly different from place to place. They vary endlessly, and to a child that may have only ever seen their climate for their entire life, they can provide: 

• Opportunity to journey through far off lands and meet new and different kinds of people and animals
• It will teach your child to respect cultures that may vary greatly from his or her own, recognizing that they, too have validity and value. 
• It will guide your child through understanding that the world is a great, big place and nature can regulate it all, taking care of all of those that live within it. 
• It will introduce your child to explore the world, the land, and everything within it, while also teaching respect for animals, big and small. 
• But, most importantly, this book will help your child to explore the whole world within his or her imagination as he or she finally drifts off to sleep. 

Your child will also be introduced to several wondrous and exciting tales; they are tales of adventures into new, faraway magical places! In this book, your child will meet unicorns hiding within the forest! They will meet magical faeries, so small that they may have gone missing! They will discover aliens and superheroes! They will meet dragons and dinosaurs! All of these are great, wonderful character types to explore their creativity. 

You will find wonderful benefits as:

• Information about the histories of unicorns, fairies, princesses, aliens, superheroes, dragons, and dinosaurs
• Stories that are meant to entice your child to listen closely about tales of children that went out exploring on fantastic journeys
• Stories that are creative and imaginative, and that encourage creativity and imagination in the characters, as well as the children
• Lessons that your children need to learn for the future within these stories, encouraging bravery, compassion, kindness, creativity, and more
• Stories that your child will want to listen to, over and over again

They are meant to stimulate and foster your child’s inherent creativity and imagination, which, far too often, is quashed under the pressures all-around your child. Think about it: When does your child have time to push their imagination? Parent, what are you waiting for?