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As a father of a toddler one of my priorities is to make sure my daughter eats well and sleeps at least 12 hours per night. As most parents would agree, this is extremely difficult.
Why do toddlers have a hard time falling asleep?
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Not tired
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Boring day
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Not exposed to sunlight during the day
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Exposed to blue lights at the wrong time
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Parents fail to establish a pleasant bedtime routine
that will ease the transition from being awake to asleep.
Some of the things parents are doing to put toddlers to sleep.
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Playing soothing music
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Expose toddlers to dark room or red dim light (increase melatonin)
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Breathing exercise to help toddlers wind down
Developing a Bedtime Routine
Smooth Transitions Soft Forms Playful Forms
Appeal to Parents Appeal to Toddlers Accents Color
Concept Development
Device Development
Prototype Development
Good Size
Playful Form
Awkward Handle
Good Size
Playful Form
Ergonomic Handle
1. Ergonomic Handle
2. Textured Rubber Pad
3. Translucent Plastic
4. Ventilation
5. USB Cable
6.Inductive Charging Dock
Character Development
Application
Parents receive a notification on tablet or smartphone twenty minutes before toddler's bedtime. Parent is able to adjust the order and duration of task.
Slumber
Slumber will notify parent and toddler when twenty minutes are up and it's time to get ready for bed.
First Step
Toddler will race against Slumber Bunny to see who can pick up their toys faster.
Change into PJs.
Slumber Bunny will teach toddler how to brush teeth correctly while Slumber plays a song.
Slumber will play soothing music while parent reads a story to toddler.
Breathing exercise.