Six steps to a good night’s sleep
A good night’s sleep can make a huge difference to our daily life. It helps us stay healthy, improve our mood and is super important when it comes to learning.
Here are six easy steps to follow to help you get to sleep.

Be active during the day
Exercise and an active daily life contribute to a restful sleep. Even an afternoon walk around the block can help.
Get the room ready
Start winding down for bedtime by putting toys away, gadgets on charge and switching off the TV.
Have a healthy supper
No one likes to go to bed with a rumbling tum. A healthy snack can help your child sleep right through to breakfast.
Get ready for bed
Having an evening ritual can help form healthy bedtime habits. Have your child brush their teeth, shower or bathe, then pop on their pyjamas.
Get into bed and turn off the light.
If your child is afraid of the dark, take a look at our guide to ‘Blocking out the light’ which includes some helpful tips and activities you could try.
Now it’s time to sleep
To help you get in a good routine, follow these steps to success every night. If you need a reminder, download our handy guide at the bottom of this page to print and stick on the wall.

Learn more about our Sleep Services
Poor sleep doesn’t have to be a given. If sleep is an issue in your home, we’re here to help.
Our sleep practitioners work with you to create a personalised sleep plan for your child, so everyone can get a good night’s sleep.
