The children to sleep | MonCan 1.0

I understand the challenges you face as a parent during those difficult nights.

There are moments when, at 4 a.m., you find yourself with your child at the edge of the bed, pulling at the sheets and crying out, "DAD, DAD, THERE'S A MONSTER UNDER MY BED AND HE WANTS TO EAT ME." Such situations are both exhausting and emotionally taxing.

Perhaps you have experienced those restless nights where your eyelids feel glued shut, your hand instinctively resting on your stomach, curled up like a child. Waking up, your first impulse might be to reach out and silence the alarm clock shaped like your child's head—who is alert and crying—and then turn over to regain some sleep.

I recognize these moments all too well—but in such cases, it becomes necessary to check whether there truly is a monster in the closet.

Eventually, you get up, sit on the edge of the bed, put on your slippers, and go to investigate. Often, more than an hour passes before returning to bed once your child has been reassured and is soundly asleep.

Then, just five minutes later, the familiar sounds of crying ring out—"PIIIIII PIIIIII PIIIIII"—indicating it’s time to prepare for work. The cycle of sleepless nights continues.

Many solutions are available on the market—some very effective—that aim to address these concerns. If any of these had fully resolved your situation, you likely wouldn’t be seeking alternatives.

Since you've probably tried various methods, I invite you to consider this option as another potential solution that may be just what you're looking for.

What will you find here? You will discover a way to reassure your child that there are no monsters in their room—using a toy scanner that always provides the results you want. This scanner can be customized for either a boy or a girl.

It includes a security feature that allows you to set a PIN within the app, preventing your child from discovering that it is fabricating its reports.

Furthermore, you can purchase premium monsters that appear at the end of each scan. The child can then "attack" these monsters until they run away. You can select which monster appears from our premium collection.

I hope this approach proves helpful.