Video: 'Bye Bye Monster' helps with children's nighttime fears

Karla — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 14:58:31 -0500

It’s common for children ages 3 to 8 to develop nighttime fears. They might imagine their lamp growing arms, legs and fangs. They might imagine that one of their toys has come to life – or that there’s a monster in their room.
While the monsters might not be real, the fears behind them are, according to the founders of “Your Thyme,” and authors of "Bye Bye Monster," Mary Horan of Shakopee and Kelly Lucente of Plymouth.
Read more about them in this week's Chanhassen Villager. Kelly Lucente reads from the book in the video below.

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Video: 'Bye Bye Monster' helps with children's nighttime fears