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Toddler Bedtime

Two moms writing through the same milestones you are: what we tried, what worked for a while, and what we had to change. The stories we make are for the same moments.

Finn the fox cub yawning and stretching in striped pyjamas beside his bed, ready for bedtime after the clocks go back

Daylight Saving Time With a Toddler: How to Fall Back Gently on November 1

Daylight saving time with a toddler goes easiest when you move bedtime a little at a time in the days before the change, instead of switching all at once on Sunday morning. In 2026 the clocks go back one hour at 2 a.m. on Sunday, November 1, in most of the US and Canada. Here is a gradual plan from a pediatric sleep doctor, a simple timetable you can copy, what to expect the week after, and why keeping the bedtime routine exactly the same matters more than the clock.

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Finn the fox cub on a windowsill at night, keeping watch

For tonight

Finn’s Bedtime is free tonight

PJs, teeth, potty, one last cuddle, then a story that says your child’s name. Finn does the routine right alongside them. In the app, free, no account to make.