Littlebeat's First Night Kit

Everything that goes in the crate, in one box.

The first night is the one nobody warns you about. Eight weeks sleeping in a pile of littermates, and then one evening your puppy is alone in a wire box in a strange kitchen — and you're sitting on the floor at 2am wondering whether you've made a terrible mistake.

You haven't. But there are three things that make that week easier, and this is all of them.

Littlebeat — a plush with a slow, steady pulse in its chest that runs all night. Something in the crate that feels alive.

Littlebeat Warm — a self-heating Berber fleece mat that catches your puppy's own body heat and gives it back. No cord, nothing to chew through in the dark. On a cold night, a minute in the microwave and the bed is already warm when they get in — the way a littermate would have been.

Littlebeat Blanket — a coral fleece crate blanket. Sleep with it on your own bed for one night before you give it to them. That's the whole trick, and it costs nothing: what settles a puppy isn't softness, it's recognising something.

Together they're the heartbeat, the warmth, and the smell of home — the three things a puppy loses on the day they come to you.

And the plan. Every kit comes with the Seven Nights: one short email each evening for the first week, telling you what to expect and what to do. Including night six, which usually goes backwards, and which is where most people give up.