Toddler’s Wild Adventures to Escape Bedtime: ‘Vincent and the Night’

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“The first year of his life felt like he was always awake,” recalls Mia Thompson about her son, Leo, now three. “It seemed like he napped for just 15 minutes a week! Honestly, it was like that horror movie where the girl never sleeps — a total nightmare!”

Mia’s challenges are familiar to many parents of little ones. However, with a dash of creativity fueled by sleepless nights, she decided to craft a whimsically exaggerated tale about Leo’s bedtime antics. The result? Leo and the Night, a beautifully illustrated children’s book depicting Leo engaged in all sorts of mischief — splashing in puddles, skydiving, and singing at the top of his lungs — anything but sleeping!

The narrative ends on a hopeful note, showcasing Leo finally settling down for some much-needed rest. This playful story stands in stark contrast to Mia’s experience with her daughter, Ava, who was a champion sleeper from the start. “Ava slept so soundly that I guess I deserved a little chaos from Leo after her!” she laughs. “Now I’ve truly experienced the full spectrum of parenting!”

You can find Leo and the Night available for purchase starting April 21.

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In summary, Mia’s journey with her son Leo highlights the ups and downs of parenthood, particularly during those challenging early years. Through storytelling, she not only captures the chaos but also the humor that comes from sleepless nights, making it relatable for many parents.


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