Where bedtime begins in the bath.

Sleep comes when the body feels safe.

Our sensory-first Goodnight Towels and predictable rituals help you build that safety — gently, from the start.

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Don’t martyr your nights.

Sleep isn’t a goal — it’s a biological state

Most products treat sleep like something you chase.

Gadgets. Wake windows. Methods.

But sleep doesn’t begin in the crib.
It begins when the body exits the day.

And that transition is where most evenings unravel.

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Oneberrie is pre-sleep foundation

Before sleep advice works, the body needs predictability.

Our sensory-first Goodnight Towels and rituals:

• Signal the end of the day
• Use warmth, rhythm, and repetition
• Build calm from week one onward

You don’t hope it helps sleep.
You build the conditions for it.

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Start before evenings unravel

The longer you wait, the more you chase sleep.

Start from day one.
Build the ritual.
Let the body learn what comes next.

Bath isn’t hygiene.
It’s the first sleep signal.

Evenings don’t need fixing.
They need preparation.

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Evenings don’t need fixing. They need preparation.

You don’t wait for sleep to break before you act. Even if sleep is fine... for the moment.
You act now so sleep doesn't have to change just because life is.

We don’t sell sleep tricks.
We build sleep readiness for parents raising whole, growing, good humans.

Why Oneberrie
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Sleep
Soothe the brain, settle the night
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Knowledge
Own the evening. Build habits that last.
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Intentional
Show up nightly. Trust the process
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Sensory
Shape what it feels like in their skin
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Our philosophy

Raising whole humans starts with steady habits.

Evenings and sleep aren’t quick fixes.
They’re daily moments of intention. You won’t control every night.
Some will be smooth. Some messy. Most in between.

But when you show up consistently — predictably — with calm and care, you’re doing more than getting through bedtime.

  • You’re building safety.
  • You’re building trust.
  • You’re shaping resilience.
  • You’re teaching the body what to expect.
  • You’re aligning biology and behavior from the start.

The win isn't your baby sleeping tonight.
The win is your 4 month, 6 month, 2 year old understanding what rest is coming safety feels like in their body, simply being.

The win is owning your evenings, not being controlled by them.

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