In the 90 minutes between 5:30 and 7:00, one unclear handoff can turn a quiet evening into three separate crises.

This isn’t another bedtime routine guide. The goal is not a perfect bedtime — it’s a clean exchange with fewer decisions made while everyone is hungry, noisy, or tired.

What you’ll get:

📖 The Handoff Window — Why the 5:30–7:00 p.m. block is the real battleground, not bedtime itself. What happens when one parent walks in the door and neither person knows who’s on point.

📖 Where The Evening Slips — The three moments where most evenings go sideways: the front door arrival, the dinner-to-bath gap, and the “who’s putting them down” decision. You’ll see exactly where your friction lives.

📖 Set The First Twenty Minutes Before You Leave — A practical framework for deciding who owns the first 20 minutes before the house gets busy. No charts. No apps. Just a short conversation that happens before anyone is tired.

What this fixes:
• Fewer arguments about who should be doing what
• Less drifting between work mode and parent mode
• A calmer start to bedtime that doesn’t depend on everything going perfectly

This is a free ebook. Sign up, download it, and tonight — decide who owns the first 20 minutes.