Wakey can’t fall asleep
Real-life step: three steps before bed: wash, story, night light
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DreamlandThe Moon Owl waits for everyone
Dreamland is a world for children aged 4–9. World law: “The Moon Owl waits for everyone — whoever wants can calm down with her.” It suits these topics especially well: fear and courage, agreements and listening.
Legend
Every night, a Moon Path opens from the bed into Dreamland. The Moon Owl guards it. The path welcomes everyone, even those who can’t fall asleep yet — the owl shows how the body calms down. And here, a bad dream can be redrawn.
The Moon Owl waits for everyone — whoever wants can calm down with her. A bad dream can be redrawn.
Starting map
- bed gate
- Moon Path
- cloud playground
- lake of stars
- dream workshop
The first place is always a safe haven. New places appear with every story.
Who lives here
the Moon Owl (mentor) · Snorey, a tiny sleepy cloud · the child’s cuddly toy as a guide
The rival
Wakey the Sleepless — a jittery little imp who can’t fall asleep and wakes everyone with blinking lights. The hero shows him a bedtime ritual.
Three sample stories
The redrawn dream
Real-life step: in the morning, tell a grown-up the dream and draw it a happy ending
The blinking window
Real-life step: an hour before bed, the screen goes to “sleep” first
Topics that fit naturally here
Reading for parents
What to do when your child lies? Why punishment doesn’t encourage honestyFirst phone: what to agree with your child
Age
4–9 years
Recommended styles
What we take care with
This is not a treatment for nightmares; for frequent bad dreams we recommend a paediatrician or psychologist. No monsters for ages 3–5.
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See the hero on the drawing before you pay.
Send a brief — we draw your child as the hero for free. Then a story for €9.90 (1 story · 16 pages) or a whole adventure for €24.90 (3 stories · 48 pages), as a storybook or a comic, paid once. Until you open the book, you can cancel it and we refund the full amount.