A bedtime story written for your kid

Tell me your child first name and one true thing about them (a pet, a fear they beat, a place they love) and I write an original bedtime story built around it. Not a template with the name dropped in: the kid is the one who solves the problem, the animal or object is the payoff, and nothing frightening is left unresolved before sleep. Roughly 400-700 words, delivered as text within 3 days.

Nia could not sleep, and she knew exactly whose fault it was: the moon.

It had followed her home from the bus stop and now it sat in her window, too bright, waiting for something. "Go away," she told it. The moon did not go away. It only got bigger.

So Nia put her coat on over her pajamas, because you cannot argue with the moon in pajamas, and went out to have it out with him.