Description

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In Alycia Pace’s board book How to Put a Dinosaur to Bed, join two siblings as they learn the value of sleep, with a cute triceratops. Bedtime struggles made fun and easy!

Having a dinosaur is SO much fun, but taking care of them can sure make you TIRED. Especially if your dinosaur keeps you up ALLLLLL night long. So how do you get a dinosaur to go to bed and STAY in bed? Along with a cute triceratops, two siblings learn the value of sleep as they attempt to put their dino to bed.

Every parent knows the bedtime power struggle can be a waking nightmare, but with a solid routine and gentle reminders, children can learn the tools they need to stay in bed. This hilarious board book places children in the teaching role and allows them to learn the skills for themselves in a fun, easy way.

About the Author

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Alycia Pace has always loved telling stories. She studied animation at Brigham Young University and is now a freelance illustrator from her home in Utah, where she lives with her two-year-old daughter and adventurous husband. Her books include How to Potty Train a Dinosaur and Co And Roe Visit Costa Rica. Alycia loves fortune cookies, exploring new places, and the smell of bookstores.

Praise For…

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Dinosaurs and bedtime silliness make this children's book one to remember. Parents may find themselves pulling their hair out when thinking about bedtime routines, but this humorous tale makes it all better. The dinosaur goes through the regular bedtime routine of reading children's books, brushing teeth, taking a bubble bath and more. Little tips and tricks are scattered throughout the book that will make families laugh. This is an excellent book for children as young as four years old. They will adore the whimsical pictures of a dinosaur brushing his teeth, submerged in a bubble bath and more. The colors of the book are bright and resemble an almost cartoon-like style making the mood light-hearted and fun. A perfect edition to any childhood bedtime routine, this classic can be read over and over again! The hope is that it makes children participate in bedtime routines with great commitment and ease.

Ages: 3 - 6

Reviewer Rating: 4

—Children's Literature