There's a stretch of time every evening, somewhere between bath and lights-out, that most of us treat as a logistics problem to solve. Pajamas on. Teeth brushed. Book read. Lights off. Survive.

But research on early childhood development tells a different story. That small, repeatable window before bed isn't just getting a child to sleep. It's shaping language development, emotional regulation, attachment, and family wellbeing, all in the span of thirty quiet minutes.

And here's the part that's easy to miss: it might be doing something for you, too.

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