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Ready for Bed: Sequencing cards to support a soothing bedtime routine - 8 bedtime routines
Illustrated by Carole Aufranc
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Reinforce the concept of peaceful bedtimes with these simple sequencing cards that help toddlers know what to expect – and get ready to wind down. Simple sequencing card set featuring 8 three-piece sequences to put together with your child. Each sequence completes a familiar routine such as brushing teeth, reading a story and saying goodnight to favourite toys. Designed for children aged 2–4 years to support screen-free play, calm connection, tactile learning and build expectations for peaceful bedtimes. Gift box includes a booklet with tips for parents and caregivers, and 24 robust sequencing cards sized 90 x 100mm featuring clear, colourful illustrations. Perfect for parents and caregivers looking to build gentle, consistent bedtime habits through play. From tidying up to brushing teeth and saying goodnight, each sequence tells a mini story that helps little ones understand the transition from play to sleep. With no words and simple three-piece sequences to join together, this hands-on set makes bedtime something to look forward to. Teach young children what to expect as they settle down for bed and reinforce healthy night-time habits to help everyone get the sleep they need.
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Publisher | Quarto Publishing PLC
Published date | 3 Sep 2026
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Format | Cards
Pages | 24
Dimensions | 125 x 200 x 0mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 500g
ISBN | 978-1-8057-0519-2
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