YawnIQ Collections

Three bedtime worlds. One calm purpose.

Explore YawnIQ’s story collections by age and bedtime need — from younger children who need predictable emotional safety, to older children who need help settling busy thoughts before sleep.

The Yawnies collection artwork
Ages 3–5

The Yawnies

The Yawnies collection uses predictable repetition, gentle breathing cues, body-settling patterns, and slow rhythm to help younger children move from alertness to calm with emotional safety and bedtime consistency.

What this collection is designed to support
  • transitioning from alertness to rest
  • body settling and slower breathing
  • emotional safety at bedtime
  • consistent, repeatable bedtime structure
Methods used across the stories
  • predictable repetition to reduce bedtime friction
  • gentle breath counting and calming rhythm
  • simple relaxation steps children can follow in bed
  • soft emotional safety cues that support wind-down
Educational bedtime support only — not medical treatment or medical advice.
The Lantern Keepers collection artwork
Ages 5–8

The Lantern Keepers

The Lantern Keepers collection uses repeatable three-step sequences, calming bedtime rituals, and predictable movement-to-stillness transitions to help children shift from busy bodies and busy thoughts into steadier breathing and rest.

What this collection is designed to support
  • moving from physical restlessness into calm breathing
  • bedtime predictability and self-settling
  • letting go of lingering thoughts from the day
  • gentle emotional safety through repeatable ritual
Methods used across the stories
  • predictable repetition and gentle sequencing
  • the “three soft steps” structure to guide bedtime calm
  • movement-to-stillness cues for wiggly bodies
  • calming ritual structures that help children mentally place and release lingering thoughts
Educational bedtime support only — not medical treatment or medical advice.
Night Academy collection artwork
Ages 8–11

Night Academy

Night Academy uses reflective calming rituals, emotional completion patterns, and gentle cognitive downshifting to help older children settle racing thoughts, process the day, and move into sleep more calmly.

What this collection is designed to support
  • processing lingering emotions from the day
  • mental downshifting when the body is tired but the mind is active
  • healthy emotional closure before sleep
  • gentle reflective settling rather than overstimulation
Methods used across the stories
  • reflection and completion rituals to help children let the day settle
  • predictable cognitive downshifting through calm metaphors and structure
  • breathing and reflective naming to support a softer mental “mode shift”
  • emotionally safe story structures that guide children toward quieter internal patterns before sleep
Educational bedtime support only — not medical treatment or medical advice.