Sweet dreams loops
Beautiful melodies in loops so your child (and you) can get a good night sleep!

by Daniel Lambert, psychologist
 
 

Hi, my name is Daniel Lambert and I'm a psychologist

As a psychologist and father of two beautiful boys, I know how important getting a good night sleep is. I also know that most adults and children do not sleep enough and I know the negative, often unsuspected repercussions of lack of sleep.

That's why I created Sweet Dreams loops.
 

If you do not see the mp3 reader up there, click on this one.

 

Easily getting your child to sleep!

7 beautiful melodies, created so you can play them in loops until your child goes to sleep, naturally.

A soft and regular rhythm brings your child towards a deep sleep.

One loop for every day of the week!

Here's what this album offers you.

Your child is very gently brought to sleep with a different melody every day. Every melody was conceived to be played in a continuous loop. The repetition of musical patterns reassures your child and allows him to go to sleep, gently, in peace.

If he wakes up in the night, the same loop is still there to reassure him, often allowing him to go back to sleep without you having to get up!

 

Good night sleep for everyone!

You know that a tired child can quickly become a difficult child the following day. 

A tired parent also quickly becomes a more tense, less patient parent. 

The children sence this tension and can react to it. It's like a vicious cycle! 

Everybody will feel so much be better after a good night sleep!
 

 

Order right now, only 8 euros!
(about 10.5337 USD)

IMPORTANT

Following your order, you will be asked to click on a link so you can
download the 7 lullabies (in mp3 format).

Therefore, you will NOT receive anything by mail.

For all orders, the mention "SM Conseils"
will appear on your credit card receipt?

Satisfaction garanteed!

I'm so confident that you will love «Sweet dreams loops» that if within 60 days you are not fully satisfied, I will refund you, no questions asked.

My priority, your satisfaction!

Daniel Lambert, psychologist
wishing you all lots of good nights sleep!