Finally conquer bedtime with your kiddo AND make it a treasured time of the day too!

Bed time doesn't have to be "the last battle of the day." Take this challenge and bedtime can quickly become one of your most cherished times with your child.

You're in the home stretch...you're tired and they're trying to say they're not tired...they're trying everything they can think of to delay bedtime...but guess what?!

Bedtime is an opportunity you're not going to want to miss out on!

Here's why:

  • No matter how good or bad your day was this is one last chance to salvage the day and end on a positive note.

  • Bedtime happens every single day so it's a great rythm to know that at least one time every single day you are spending quality time with your child.

  • What an amazing experience for your child to go to sleep every night feeling that connection with you and knowing that he/she is loved.

Join my Sweet Dreams 7 day bootcamp for free

  • An entire guide outlining 7 different bedtime activities (tools and motivation you need to end the day with your child on a positive note) plus convenient corresponding cards

  • Minimal or usually no preparation required

  • Begin reaching your goal of being "that" mom by spending a few extra intentional moments with your kiddo every night. What better way to end their day?

  • Many of the tools you'll recieve are great for bedtime and anytime. 

I'm always rooting for ya...but have we met yet?

I'M JENNY.

I am married to the most amazing husband and beginning in 2009, together we have had six beautiful babies…4 boys and 2 girls. Yep, I'm in the trenches of motherhood just like you.

I LOVE THAT YOU'RE HERE!

I am also the founder of Eat Play Prayand I am dedicated to helping moms build strong relationships with their children that foster and promote healthy mental, physical, and spiritual growth for their kiddos throughout their first 6574 days of life. 

Simply put...I'll help you become "that" mom living the motherhood you always dreamed of and giving your children the childhood they deserve.