About This Book
Reach for this book when the nightly routine has devolved into a high-stakes negotiation or a burst of late-night zoomies. This story is designed for the parent who finds themselves exhausted by a child who suddenly discovers a thousand things they would rather do than put on pajamas. It offers a mirror to the chaos of bedtime resistance, allowing parents and children to laugh together at the absurdity of the 'one more thing' cycle. Through the antics of the iconic Bad Kitty, the story captures the frantic energy of a toddler or preschooler who isn't ready to end the day. It validates the child's desire for independence and play while gently steering toward the quiet comfort of a shared story. This is a perfect choice for diffusing tension through humor, making it easier to transition from high-octane play to the final snuggles of the night.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
None. This is a secular, humor-driven approach to a common developmental milestone. The resolution is realistic and hopeful, focusing on the natural transition from high energy to sleep.
