Is Your Child Having Nightmares?

Is your child frightened to go back to sleep after nightmares?

Are you worried that this might become a repeating pattern?

Nobody likes nightmares, but an adult can tell themselves "It was only a dream!" and gradually feel better because of that thought. A young child doesn't really understand what 'only a dream' means, and telling them that the frightening experience they just had wasn't 'real' won't help them feel any better.

Children need to engage with the experience of having bad dreams just like they engage with every other experience in their life - as a concrete reality that they learn to deal with. But unlike other experiences, they can't watch their parents deal with it and then copy them. You're on your own with a dream.

But dreams themselves supply the answer to this conundrum. Dreams are stories our own minds weave, and guidance on how to handle dream events is also best given in the form of a story. Which fortunately is also a child's favorite form of entertainment.

A hypnotic story can help a child deal with nightmares

Kids - Go Back to Sleep After Nightmares is an audio download story created especially for young children. The listening child will quickly identify with the child in the story and so learn what the child in the story learns - exactly how to deal with the reality of having dreams, even when they are unpleasant sometimes.

Repeated listening will ensure that the 'dream lessons' are fully absorbed, without anyone ever having to say the words 'only a dream'.

Download Kids - Go Back to Sleep After Nightmares and equip your child to be a competent dreamer.