Sleep
When every night ends in negotiation, fear, or repeated waking, sleep can easily become a battle. KoraWise combines two things: structure and emotional support.
The goal is not to make a child fall asleep at an exact minute, but to create predictable and safe conditions that help them build the skills they need to rest.
If they do not want to go to bed
A simple routine, warning them before a transition, and offering small choices within a stable boundary can reduce negotiation.
If they need you to stay
Not wanting to sleep alone can mean different things: habit, need for connection, fear, or difficulty saying goodbye to the day.
Supporting a fear does not mean reorganizing every night around it. You can acknowledge what they feel while keeping a clear structure.
If they wake during the night
Night waking can become a family pattern without anyone consciously choosing it.
Before changing anything, it helps to be clear about what you want to do as a family and to hold that calmly and consistently.
Tell Kora what a real night looks like in your home: routine, goodbye, waking, and what you do when it happens. The same apparent problem can come from very different patterns.
