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Dinosaur Dreams Is Here
Dinosaur Dreams Is Here
Dinosaur Dreams
Jan. 07, 2021
Contact:
Alexander Kelley
alex@alexanderkelley.com
Link To Book Cover & Artwork:
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New Children's Book Empowers Readers to Welcome Bedtime
MIAMI, Fla. (Jan. 07, 2021) – Parents struggling to find ways to help their kids welcome bedtime have a new resource to help them, with the launch of the new children's book Dinosaur Dreams.
Written by Alexander Kelley, Dinosaur Dreams is the first book in a planned series focusing on challenging and exciting moments in young children's lives. The book is about a young boy named Greyson. Greyson loves dinosaurs, and they're his favorite thing on earth. Big or small, he loves playing with dinosaurs all day long. But now that it's bedtime, does that mean that it's the end of his dinosaur adventures? This bedtime story spotlights the power of imagination and helping the child look at dreams as a nighttime adventure.
The inspiration for the book came to author Alexander Kelley after looking for ways to help his son, Greyson, wind down for bedtime.
"Greyson has an incredible imagination. Couple that with his love for dinosaurs, and he creates an immersive world for himself throughout the day," Kelley said. "Getting him ready for bed was a chore, as he felt that sleep was taking him away from his dinosaur friends. This story helped him realize there was a whole new world awaiting him at bedtime," Kelley continues.
According to a 2013 British study published in Pediatrics, nighttime routines help your child get ready to sleep. A consistent bedtime results in better behavior during the day. When children's bedtimes are delayed or irregular, their behavior is often worse. The same study, which analyzed sleep times and behavior problems in young children from 3 to 7 years old, found that inconsistent bedtimes have long-term effects on overall behavior.
Dinosaur Dreams is currently available in Kindle and paperback formats. Readers can get their copy on Amazon at https://amz.run/4C2B.
Alexander Kelley
11803 SW 137th Path
Miami, FL 33186
alex@alexanderkelley.com
Alexander Kelley is a collegiate sports administrator by trade. A native of Miami, Florida, Kelley graduated from St. Thomas University with a degree in Sports Administration. Kelley started his sports career with the Florida Marlins (now Miami Marlins) before moving on to the University of Miami athletic department. Kelley is currently a sports administrator with Florida International University athletics. Kelley and his wife, the former Laura Garcia, have one son, Greyson.
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