Go The F**k To sleep

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This bedtime book will soon become your bedtime bible as it talks through one of parenting's greatest frustrations!

After a long day with the children, having bathed them, read to them and sang sweet nursery rhymes to them. Why is it that they won't go to bed, I mean they've not napped all day, how can they not be tired!?

As a parent we have all thought the same and muttered those words in our minds 'Go The F** To sleep!' Well this funny and tongue in cheek book lets you know that it's normal to feel that sort of frustration with your toddler when they refuse to go to sleep! It's realistic and funny nature becomes a parents best friend as it talks about normal family situations including toddlers famous excuses of why they can't sleep, such as 'mummy I'm thirsty' or 'there's a monster in my cupboard'! We've all heard them, and this book helps to soothe an excited toddler as well as soothe the annoyed parent!

Do you know a sleep deprived parent who could benefit from this open and frank book? Then why not treat them to this book as a gift, after all they need as much sleep as possible to face the next hurdle parenting throws at them, so lets make this hurdle not seem such a big leap!

Written by Adam Mansbach who writes from personal experience of a sleep disturbed toddler, his honest nature and funny colourful illustrations drawn by Ricardo Cortes instantly puts the reader at ease as they sift through the different ways to get their little monkey to sleep!

Features:

• A bedtime book for parents who live in the real world
• Captures the familiar and unspoken tribulations of putting your child to bed
• Colourfully illustrated and hilariously funny, this is a breath of fresh air for parents new, old and expectant
• (You should probably not read this to your children.)