Disney Store’s Sleep Shop Hotline: Free Disney Character Call

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I know y’all have been looking for some Disney Calls! Ever since Walt Disney World did away with its home-call hotline, the Disney Vacation Countdown has been the next best thing and I find that it’s sold out all the time! People loved it! Families can call 1-877-7-MICKEY to hear special messages from beloved Disney characters. The toll-free number offers quick quips from Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck and Goofy to give kids something to look forward to at bedtime. The phone number will run from through September 30, 2019, but tends to be a seasonal summer offering, so keep trying!  

You can also find a new Sleep Shop assortment of children’s sleep items to make bedtime a little more fun. I know Red and Scarlett has been finding the switch back to a school schedule hard! They are fighting me at bedtime unless we can find our routine.

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Free Disney Character Call

Little ones having trouble hitting the hay? Try this Free Disney Character Call courtesy of The Disney Store until the end of August 2018! Families can call 1-877-7-MICKEY to hear 5 special messages from beloved Disney characters. The toll-free number offers quick quips from Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck and Goofy to give kids something to look forward to at bedtime. The phone number will run from through August 31 and is available throughout the United States and Canada.

Won’t Go to Sleep

If your young child suddenly refuses to fall asleep on their own or is waking up in the middle of the night, consider introducing a “buddy.” This can be a blanket or stuffed animal, like an oversized plush that doubles as a pillow for toddlers when traveling. That Angel has Scarlett’s name written all over it, and Red would LOVE the Toy Story Alien to celebrate Toy Story Land! 

Nightmares

Red is no stranger to nightmares. Despite his recurring dreams about wolves, we abide by his “friends” in his room, like stuffed Stitch, Mickey, and even his trusty Alaskan Eagle. If your child tells you they are scared at night, introduce a “nighttime friend” and encourage your child to hold, squeeze or sing to their friend should they wake worried at night.