The Full Moon at the Napping House

Reach for this book when the moon is bright and your little one is simply too restless to settle into sleep. While the original Napping House was about a rainy day snooze, this companion piece addresses those nights when the world feels too glowy and awake for rest. It is a rhythmic, cumulative tale that gently guides a wide-awake household from moonlight jitters to a peaceful, musical slumber. Through the soothing repetition of Audrey Wood's prose, children witness a household of characters, from a granny to a cricket, who find their way to sleep through a calm, meditative shift. It is a perfect choice for children ages 2 to 6 who struggle with the transition to bedtime. The book provides a sensory experience that models how to move from restless energy to quiet gratitude, making it a reliable tool for establishing a peaceful evening routine.