Sleep Transitions Playbook

WePlaybooks · 24-page PDF

Every sleep change, one calm plan.

Nap drops, crib to bed, travel, daylight saving, illness and more. A flexible guide for the transitions that upset sleep.

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Sound familiar?

Naps suddenly shorter, or refused.
Wondering when to drop a nap or move to a bed.
Sleep falls apart after travel, teething or a cold.
The clocks are about to change.

Transitions are normal, and they pass. This playbook helps you change one thing at a time without guessing.

What's inside

Example days by age
Flexible rhythms and awake-window ranges.
Nap transitions
3 to 2 to 1 to none.
Crib to toddler bed
When and how to approach the move.
Comfort items
Pacifiers, loveys and sleep sacks.
Teething, illness & clock changes
Gentle plans for the bumps.
Siblings, night fears & caregivers
Shared rooms, nightmares and a team plan.

Who it's for

  • Parents of babies and toddlers going through a change in sleep
  • Families managing shared rooms, travel or new caregivers
  • Anyone who wants safe-sleep reminders alongside the how-to

How it works

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3
Pick one change
Use the planner and go at your child's pace.

Our guarantee

If this playbook isn't useful to you, email weplaybooks@gmail.com within 30 days of purchase and we'll refund you. No hoops.

Questions

Is this sleep training?

No. It's a flexible reference for handling changes, and it doesn't prescribe one method.

Is this medical advice?

No. It's general educational information. For babies under 12 months, follow AAP safe-sleep guidance and talk with your pediatrician.

How do I get the file?

It's a PDF download. The link is delivered right after checkout.

Is it a physical book?

No, this is a digital product only.

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General educational information. Not medical advice. Always talk with your pediatrician about your child.