It's the night, the darkness... That's responsible for their fear. Not seeing clearly, among other things, sets off an inner alarm. Then, distrust, discomfort, and a feeling of helplessness increase; and anguish and fear appear, even making them imagine a monster is coming. However, the day is simply ending, and everything that's enigmatic about the darkness is calm and warm. It's enough to show these qualities to the child or young person (and be with them) for them to savor them. Summer can be a great time: the cool night air invites you to go outside as the day fades. Besides, these are ideal months for stargazing and doing all kinds of outdoor activities, not to mention summer camps and summer retreats, where nighttime games are—for those who have already grown out of them—true fun.