Sleepy Train: Calm Bedtime

Sleepy is contagious.

Every night, your child puts a little train to bed. They feed it, wash it, and tuck it in. Somewhere between the washing and the tucking, bedtime stops being a fight — because whoever does the tucking in gets sleepy too.

THE GOODNIGHT RITUAL
A gentle wind-down your child runs themselves. The screen dims as bedtime gets closer, the depot gets quiet, and the last thing anyone hears is a lullaby, soft rain, or a sleep story. The screen says goodnight. So does your kid.

BIG FEELINGS AND TANTRUMS
Feelings are weather here — never bad, always passing. Your child checks in with how they feel, helps their train friends through grumpy mornings and stormy afternoons, and learns the words for what's happening inside. No wrong answers. No shame. The storm always passes.

BREATHE WITH THE TRAIN
Puff, puff, slow. Breathing exercises built around train steam — the kind even wiggly two-year-olds will actually follow, because the train does it first.

A CALM FRIEND FOR BIG DAYS
The same friend is waiting every day. Hard days get a gentler goodnight.

FULLY SPOKEN — NO READING NEEDED
Over 1,100 recorded lines. Your child can do everything on their own, from the first tap to the last goodnight.

BUILT FOR PARENTS WHO CHECK
• No ads. Ever.
• No subscription. $4.99 unlocks everything, once.
• No data collected. Nothing tracked, nothing shared.
• Works completely offline — airplane mode, road trips, blackout bedtime.
• COPPA compliant. Made for ages 2–6.

Made by a parent, for our own bedtime battles. If it helps your family half as much as it helped mine, it was worth building.

From Little Wheels — the maker of Talk & Listen and Art & Music.