The dread starts at 4pm

One book for each sleep problem, birth to four.
Find yours, change one thing at bedtime.

This is what every night looks like now

  • A mother easing away from the crib in a dark nursery, mid-step.

    You know which floorboards creak.

  • A mother holding her wide-awake baby in the doorway at sunrise.

    Every wake-up, you do the math. Down by three means four hours of sleep.

  • A father at the dark window in the middle of the night, baby asleep on his shoulder.

    Some nights you say two words to each other: your turn.

It stopped being a phase weeks ago.

You do not have one big problem

You have one of ten. Yours has its own book, short enough to finish while your baby naps.

You only have to change one bedtime.

Which night are you having?

What changes

#1: You know exactly what to do tonight

A nightstand at night: lamp on, phone face down, a printed page and a pen.

#2: You get your evenings back

Two pairs of feet up on the coffee table next to a quiet baby monitor, evening lamplight.

#3: You stop keeping score

The same kitchen as 3am — but in morning light, one parent handing the other a coffee, baby on a hip.

Questions

Will this actually work for my baby?

No honest book can promise you a number of hours. Ours do not.

What you get instead: the methods parents really use, what each one asks of you, what the first nights look like, and where it usually goes wrong.

And when the honest answer is “this passes in two weeks”, the book says that — instead of selling you a method.

I've already read the big sleep books.

Everyone has. And half the internet, at 3am.

The difference is not secret science. It is size. One problem, one short book, one decision at the end.

A 300-page book cannot help you at 2am. A short one can.

What exactly arrives after I pay?

The book, in your inbox within minutes. Read it on your phone in the dark — no app, no account, no subscription.

It's yours forever. Buy one book now and you can still take the complete set later.

Start tonight

Or take everything — all 10 books + the kit,