
Introducing the 4 b’S
The Bee 4 Goodnight book introduces four basic principles, or 4 B’s, to help children ease into a bedtime routine. These four concepts, also known as the stations of goodnight, harness the power of visual learning to instill the lessons behind each concept. Introducing the 4 B’s.


Bath
This station of goodnight encourages cleanliness. Whether it’s a full bath or washing up before bed, your child will be excited to race you to the first station of goodnight.

Brush
This station of goodnight encourages oral hygiene. Using a fun sing-along tune, your child will learn to enjoy brushing their teeth and doing it with impressive results!

Book
This station of goodnight encourages learning and helps calm your child’s mind. Having an exciting book waiting before bed will keep your child motivated through the first two stations.

Bed
The last station of goodnight encourages a full night’s rest. By the time your child has made it through the other stations, their mind and body will be ready for a good night’s sleep.
Hygiene Made Fun
Routines
Attachment
Family Time



Rules
Young children really like rules. They like things that are very clear. They like knowing which actions and behaviors are allowed and which ones are not allowed.
GOOD HYGIENE
Never before has hygiene been more critical than it is now. An established routine emphasizing cleanliness and strong oral hygiene is essential as it ensures that our children step into the world with a solid understanding of hygienic practices.

Meet the Four Bees Family
Bee 4 Goodnight, a family fun read-along set in the majestic world of a busy hive where we meet the Combs family. Four bees all making ready for their nightly routine: The 4 B’s: BATH. BRUSH. BOOK. BED. Each night, with delight, they all do the same, their routine, something they repeat, like a favorite game.
To care for their body and relieve their mind, the Combs family does the B’s, all before bedtime. The Combs family introduces a simple and fun approach to introducing self-care to our young ones. This “routine made fun” is a great starting place for parents, caregivers, and service providers to establish the foundational principles of early childhood development. Bee 4 Goodnight is about making “goodnight” more than just a salutation but a mindful intention.

Meet the Four Bees Family
The bee-conomy is a hive of thoughtful bees who are intentional about who they are and who they want to become. Each of the bee relatives is faced with a challenge that encourages them to become the best version of themselves. Through their stories, young people learn valuable lessons on life, citizenship, and authenticity.