Any parent will know that getting hyper kids off to sleep can be the toughest job of the day.
This new book, however, just might change everything.
The Rabbit Who Wants to Fall Asleep is a new tome penned by Swedish author and behavioral scientist, Carl-Johan Forssén Ehrlin.
On the official website for the book, Ehrlin explains: “The tale gives suggestions to the child’s unconscious mind to sleep.”
“The Rabbit who wants to fall asleep works perfectly either at naps during daytime or home at night, in a group or alone.”
In the tale, Ehrlin features sleepy characters and a special language pattern designed to induce feelings of sleepiness in children.
As Upworthy points out, parents will lose an average of 16 nights of sleep per month in the first three years of a child’s life.
The book has shot to the top of the bestseller list on Amazon, with parents clamouring to offer rave reviews.
A free e-book version is also available.
