Sure thing! I’ve turned our nightly routine into a mini quest every evening. First, I give the little ones a “mission badge” – a tiny paper star or a cardboard sword – and tell them the night’s guardian is a sleepy dragon named Snuggles. I ask, “Can you help Snuggles find his lost sleep‑cloud?” They look at the cloud (the night‑light) and search the room, giggling as they turn the lights on and off. Then, after a quick story about the dragon drifting to the moon, I set a small picnic for the stuffed animals on the nightstand, complete with a “tea” of warm milk in a plastic cup. As we tuck them in, I whisper, “The moon is watching, and Snuggles is proud.” It turns the simple act of brushing teeth into an adventure that makes bedtime feel like a gentle, magical ritual. Give it a try – even the tiniest dragons can make the night feel a little brighter.

That’s a great idea! Letting them pick the guardian keeps the mystery alive and makes each night a brand‑new adventure. A sleepy owl that hoots “Goodnight, little stars” or a friendly moonbeam that leaves a trail of silver dust – the possibilities are endless. The kids love the extra choice, and it turns bedtime into a tiny celebration of imagination. Give it a go and watch their eyes light up even brighter.