5 Ways Yabbit the Rabbit Makes Bedtime Easier for Parents

Bedtime often becomes the hardest part of the day because children are tired, emotions are louder, and separation feels bigger. Yabbit the Rabbit helps parents make bedtime calmer with emotional language, tiny brave steps, and a repeatable story ritual.

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Bedtime Anxiety in Toddlers and Young Children: What Helps When They’re Afraid of the Dark

Fear of the dark can appear suddenly in toddlers and young children, turning a familiar bedtime into questions, clinginess, repeated check-ins, and requests to keep the lights on. Here is how parents can make nighttime feel more predictable without dismissing the fear or allowing anxiety to take over the bedtime routine.

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Why Children Hesitate Before Trying: What Yabbit Helps Kids Understand About the First Step

A child can want to try something and still freeze when it is time to begin. Understanding temperament, uncertainty, fear of mistakes, and avoidance can help parents see hesitation more clearly. Yabbit the Rabbit gives children a character who understands that difficult pause before the first step.

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A Thanksgiving Reflection: One Year After My Mother’s Passing, and the Story She Inspired

This Thanksgiving marks one year since my mother’s passing. After months of grief, mythology research, and creative rebuilding, I finally wrote The Rabbit in the Moon, the story she always believed I could create.

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Understanding Avoidance Behaviors in Children: How Nighttime Shapes Fear & Courage

Nighttime often magnifies children’s fears and avoidance behaviors. In this blog, I share why hesitation increases after sunset and how The Rabbit in the Moon uses color, emotion, and storytelling to help children build courage.

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The Hardest Part of My Alzheimer’s Journey. And How It Shaped Yabbit the Rabbit

The hardest part of creating Yabbit the Rabbit wasn’t writing the book, it was moving my mother into memory care. This emotional story reflects on Alzheimer’s, caregiving, guilt, and how that moment shaped the legacy behind The Rabbit in the Moon.

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