Tuck-Me-In Talks with Your Little Ones: Creating Happy Bedtime Memories

I can't view it from my Kindle. Something may have happened with the downloading. Such a shame seems like a good book

Got this for my grandchildren, not realizing it has a religious aspect. Unfortunately, my children don't bring their children to any church, or practice any religion, so this book won't be accepted well by them. Many references to God and Jesus. Just FYI. Other than that, it's a cute book.

I love it. It is one of the best parts of our day.

I have three children, ages 4, 7 and 9. These questions work for bedtime, car time, meal time, anytime...which is an added bonus. Positive bedtime rituals mean so much to kids and Grace Fox's book gives you some good ideas of fun questions to ask your kids to make them smile.

Tuck-Me-In Talks with Your Little Ones has absolutely revolutionized our family bedtime routine! Before using Tuck-Me-In Talks, bedtime was often wrought with the famous phrases, "I need a drink", "I need to use the bathroom again", "can I have one more hug"! Does this sound familiar (I wouldn't be surprised if it does!)? In the last few months, my husband and I have really struggled with how we could change up routines to allow the girls to become calmer and fall asleep faster! Thanks to Grace's book, it is so exciting to say that bedtime has rarely been a battle in the last month! Woohoo! The book is simply a bunch of questions that will open discussion among family members in a bedtime routime. They are questions that children ages three and older can easily think on and answer, as can parents! We have used many of the questions and we choose to ask three questions nightly, allowing us to have about 20 minutes of family time before lights out! I am so incredibly grateful for this book! The questions are creative, fun and will allow you, as parent, to learn a few new things about your children, creating and adding to your relationship in a new way, as well as build their tiny hearts in so many wonderful ways! I love this because not only has it created a new tradition/ritual for our family but its teaching our girls a fantastic tradition that they can use one day as parents! A true God-send to be sure. It is a small book but packs a punch, making it super portable if you are travelling or spending the night at Grandma and Grandpa's house! If you are looking for a great baby shower idea or baby gift this would be a fantastic idea, as well for Christmas or birthdays! I highly recommend this book and give it a huge thumbs up!

There's hardly anything more fun and delightful than asking young children curious questions and listening to their answers. Grace Fox's little book Tuck-Me-In-Talks: Creating Bedtime Memories will provide lots of happy moments with your kids and grandkids. The conversation-starter questions in this wonderful book build will connection with your children while it inspires their curiosity and communication skills. All while having snuggly fun times. I highly recommend this book to parents, teachers, and grandparents.

“As a grandmother, I am constantly looking for ways to connect with my grandchildren. Tuck-Me-In Talks with Your Little Ones is one of the best books I have found for this purpose! It’s small enough to keep in my purse or by my computer so whenever I Skype with my precious ones, I have it on the ready! Each page has simple but profound questions so when I ask them, the answers cantake a life all their own. Then I am in a dialogue that can lead into all types of subjects. The other wonderful part of this book is how it can bring a wiggly child into a calm/ready-to-go-to-sleep child. They love to have you ask these questions so they are more willing to get ready for bedtime. I highly recommend this book to any parent or grandparent.”

A wonderful little book of discussion starters for you and your kids. I like the way most pages have more than one question about the same subject, delving into the first question more. Such as: If you could have any pet you wanted, what would you have? What would it look like? What name would you give it? Also, the questions address a variety of topics ... some spiritual, some educational, and some silly ones for the imagination! I plan to buy this simple, creative book for friends who have preschool/early elementary kids, as well as new grandparents! It would also be a great resource for 'long distance' grandparents.