St. Eve Kids *Cozy* Giveaway!
Updated: This giveaway is closed. The winner is commenter #14, Safire. Congrats!!
Who doesn’t enjoy getting warm and cozy, curling up on the couch, and reading a book or watching a movie on a cold Winter evening? I know I love it. And so do my kids. We’re a cuddly family, and our couch is almost always covered with blankets.
This is Reese in our Cozy.
Back in the beginning of December, I posted 5 tips to get kids to bed (and stay there), after seeing a prompt and challenge on TwitterMoms. The challenge was sponsored by DramaU.net, and this month I was sent two St. Eve Kids Cozys for my participation. How does that effect you, you ask? Because one of the Cozys is for me to give away! What is a Cozy? It’s a snuggly one-size fits all (kids) blanket that has sleeves so your child can relax in comfort. By the way, even though the Cozy’s made for kids, I like to sneak some time with it every once in a while. So my arms are a little long….it’s still super comfy.
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The giveaway: I have one brand new plush pink Cozy from St. Eve, valued at $20.00
To enter: To enter the giveaway, leave me one tip to help children get to sleep (or stay asleep!)
Bonus entries (please leave a separate comment for each entry):
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The rules: You must be a resident of the Continental US to enter. Contest will run until next Friday, February 5 at midnight Eastern time and winner will be notified by email.
Disclosure: I received a St. Eve Kids Cozy for my participation, and was not required to write a review, but the thoughts and opinions are mine.
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Play a cd with nature sounds that has always helped my kids go to sleep quick.
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We do a marble jar for a good/bad behavior. We use the marbles a lot at night time. If they get out of bed or are messing around (at least on school nights) they loose marbles. If they stay in bed and go so sleep quickly we reward them with a marble. It seems to work pretty well.
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Make sure they go potty before bed! Even my 10 year old wakes up (sleep walks) because he has to go to the bathroom.
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We try to have a routine..same thing every night so they know what to expect and what we expect of them.
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I think a routine is key. It works for my boys. Do the same nightly routine and they know what to expect. Thanks!
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Stick to a routine and no caffeinated beverages.
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We have a pretty strict routine so I don’t run into to many problems. I also play Classical music in the youngest ones room.
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We read to my son and then turn on some quiet music. We turn on his Twilight Turtle which lights stars up on his ceiling. He has no problem falling asleep.
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Routine routine routine. Plus I ignore them after going up twice unless it’s bloody murder screaming. And if they (by that I mean SHE) gets up out of bed then she looses her movies for the next day. Sure fire way to keep her in bed!
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Taking their baths before bedtime relaxes them and lulls them 2 sleep
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I keep a fan running in my son’s room for white noise, it helps a lot!
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Just play a cd of soft lullaby songs.
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we have those glow in the dark stars that you stick on the ceiling. It seems to help my daughter;)
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We look out the window and say goodnight. Goodnight moon, stars, dogs, owls, neighbors, god and everyone else. We do this after we read a story.
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Always keep with the same routine. I do bath, books, and then bed.
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We start winding down with a drink, a story and a prayer in the goodnight routine about an hour before she falls asleep!
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I think a routine is the key
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I always liked to get my children calm before bed with a bath and a story.
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Being consitant is important in a child’s life, having routines help them feel secure. Create a bedtime ritual, such as; bath,brush teeth, kiss mom and dad goodnight, read a story to them, tuck them in, and have a catch phrase that makes them feel special…maybe “love you more than chocolate”…well, something that is only for them.
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I let my son watch an episode of one of his cartoons to calm him down…
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The easiest way for me to get my younger children to sleep is to let them listen to their choice of music as they go to sleep.
My daughter prefers country and my son prefers opera. As long as I don’t turn the music off they will sleep through the night.
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burn energy during the day and relax them at night with bath, book, bed.
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I let my kids watch 15 minutes of tv in bed and then lights off. They usually fall asleep within 5 minutes.
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We have a rule in our house that once your in bed you have to STAY in bed…
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Soothing voices and some aromatherapy can help a lot. Lavender can work majic!
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we use music with the 7 yr old, that works well.
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When they were little we bought sound machines for the whole family and have been using them ever since!
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i have a sound machine in my kids room..and i read a story before bed
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I sign to my daughter to get her to sleep!
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listening to soft music or kids audio books puts my kids to sleep
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Having the same routine every night seems to work for us.
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A combo: classical music and Melatonin
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warm tea and reading a book before bed.
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Have the child(ren) take a warm bath and eat a night snack prior to bedtime.
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We start about 30 minutes before bed with putting on the pajamas, brushing teeth, etc. Then she get in bed and we read. She is usually asleep before the story is finished – even though she protested that she was not the least bit tired.
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I help my son sleep by rubbing Badger Balm Sleep Balm on my son’s temples after his bath. It has lavender in it =)
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Routine, nite nite kisses, i love yous and nite nite bebes for my twins (musical glowworms)
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