
DISCLAIMER: This campaign is a student project created for educational purposes at USC Annenberg. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by any organization or brand referenced.
About Brand
Huckleberry is a parenting app trusted by over 5 million families worldwide. The platform combines multiple trackers in one place: sleep, feeding, diaper changes, growth, and developmental milestones. Its most popular feature is the sleep tracker powered by SweetSpot® technology, which uses data from each individual child to predict the ideal time for every nap and nighttime sleep. The app is built by a team of pediatric experts, is available for free on iOS and Android, and holds a 4.9 rating on the App Store. This campaign focuses specifically on the sleep tracking feature as Huckleberry’s core product advantage.
About Campaign
The “Right Nap at the Right Time” campaign targets first-time mothers with babies aged 0 to 12 months who struggle with their child’s sleep and feel overwhelmed by conflicting advice. The communication goal is to shift parents’ perception from “my baby is difficult and won’t sleep” to “my baby is simply overtired and needs the right timing” and encourage them to download Huckleberry as a reliable, data-driven solution. The business goal is to increase app downloads and active usage among first-time parents.

The Right Nap at the Right Time
Have you noticed how sometimes your baby falls asleep in five minutes, and other times can’t settle for over an hour?
You’ve tried everything: white noise, rocking, and even late-night car rides at 2 a.m. Your baby is tired but won’t fall asleep.
You’re not alone. Millions of parents go through this.
So why is it so hard to get your baby to sleep?
There is a reason.
Why Your Baby Isn’t Sleeping
In the first months, your baby’s sleep is naturally unpredictable. Their body is still adjusting to life outside the womb. However, as your baby grows, their sleep patterns begin to change.
Many parents believe that the more tired a baby is, the easier they’ll fall asleep.
In reality, it works the opposite way.
When your baby stays awake too long, their body releases stress hormones like cortisol and adrenaline. As a result, the baby becomes overtired and is much harder to settle.
That’s what happens when you miss the right window for sleep.
What Actually Helps: Understanding Wake Windows
Every baby has a natural period of time they can comfortably stay awake between naps. These are called wake windows.
For younger babies, these windows are short. As your baby grows, they gradually get longer.
The challenge is that these windows change every few weeks. What worked yesterday might not work today. And that’s exactly why guessing doesn’t work.
You don’t need more advice. You just need to understand when your baby is ready to sleep.
How Huckleberry Helps You Stop Guessing
Huckleberry helps you understand when your baby is truly ready for sleep.
You simply track your baby’s sleep with one tap, and the app learns their unique patterns over time. Based on this, it suggests the best moment for the next nap.
The recommendations are based on your baby’s age and sleep patterns, as well as widely used sleep science principles like wake windows. As you continue to log sleep, the app becomes more personalized and accurate.
Remember, your baby isn’t difficult.
You just need the right timing.
AI Disclosure:
Artificial intelligence tools were used to assist with editing and refining written content, including improving clarity, grammar, and phrasing. All ideas, concepts, and creative direction were developed independently by the author.
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AI Disclosure:
AI was used to create original illustration elements for this project. However, the concept, messaging, layout, and final composition were created and assembled by author.


Placement
Bus shelters and billboards are placed near pediatric clinics, in residential neighborhoods, and in parks, because mothers with babies under one year old spend more time outdoors and regularly visit their pediatrician.
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