Exhaustion and my four-year-old son who was terrified every night of monsters in his closet and dinosaurs under his bed.
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We suggest you spot wash using a mild soap, warm water, rinse and dry thoroughly. Please do not put Sir William in a washing machine! He does not know how to swim and besides the armor makes him bottom heavy. Additionally, please do not place him in a dryer. He is claustrophobic ever since being rolled down a hill in a wooden barrel as a cub. Furthermore, he does not enjoy being torched (his words, not ours), while his clothes shrink as he is wearing them!
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To help other Moms of young children get the desperately needed sleep they need and that they deserve.
We suggest first completing the Knighting Ceremony in the back of the storybook. This will immediately help create a bond between your child and Sir William. Second, encourage your child to bring Sir William with them wherever they go! The more your child bonds with Sir William the greater they will believe in his magical powers. This is all intended to help them to build their self confidence and self esteem. Ultimately, that means they overcome their fears and everyone gets the sleep they desperately deserve!
Colleen Marchi is a married mother of three boys who resides with her family in northern California. She holds a masters degree in Psychology and has always had a love of children’s books.
The shield itself represents protection. The crossed arrows represent a Brave Knights courage to protect their Prince or Princess. The heart represents a Brave Knights love and devotion for his Prince or Princess.
No. The Brave Knights are only available through our website and Amazon.
They come from a far off and distant land of known as the Valley of the Knights. Brave Knights who have guarded and protected young children from their fear of the dark and nightmares for a long time.
Reassuring your child is the most important thing. The idea of a monster under their bed is very real to them. Telling them that there is nothing to worry about does not work. I have tried it! Listen to your child and let them tell you what is scaring them, it is helpful if they can verbalize it and get it out. Then, you can explain how safe they are in your home. Let them know that Sir William is there to stay on guard. Next, have your child tell Sir William the things that scare them. Together use the Magical Knights Light to clear the room of those scary things. Your child will feel safe and protected knowing that Sir William will be on watch all night long.