go to sleep

“The anxiety doesn’t feel good when I go to sleep,” said Clover, who uses they/them pronouns.

"He doesn't talk to other people. But I hear him saying to the stars: 'Mummy I've eaten, Mummy I'm going to sleep now.'"

They packed some things into a car, but were convinced the fire wasn’t going to be a problem and went to sleep.

And then, just as you’re snuggled up about to fall back asleep because you think, “Maybe we’re all just going to sleep a little longer, they whisper in your ear, ‘Can we get up now?

"He's an innocent man. He's an honest working man. I think they have a lot to think about when they go to sleep at night."